Keep your engine's oil supply sealed and contained with the Agility Auto Parts Engine Oil Pan (MPN 3310745). This steel oil pan bolts to the bottom of the crankcase to hold the engine's oil reservoir and channel it back to the pickup, and it drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the 1993-1995 BMW 740IL [V8-4.0L], 1994-1995 BMW 530I [V8-3.0L], 1994-1995 BMW 540I [V8-4.0L], 1994-1995 BMW 840CI [V8-4.0L], 1996-1997 BMW 840CI [V8-4.4L], 1997-2003 BMW 540I [V8-4.4L], and 1997-2001 BMW 740I [V8-4.4L].
- Steel construction: formed from steel and engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications.
- Drain plug included: ships with a drain plug and an M12 x 1-1/2 drain thread size for routine oil changes.
- Configuration: not baffled and no windage tray included.
- Application coverage: part of Agility's line of engine oil pans covering a wide variety of North American vehicle applications.
Signs the original pan may need replacing include oil seepage or drips from a dented, cracked, or corroded pan, or damaged drain-plug threads. Country of origin: China. Note: this part is discontinued.
Interchange: 264-560
264560 · 11131702891 · 11131733273 · BMP16A
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is this part and what does it do?
It's the Agility Auto Parts Engine Oil Pan (MPN 3310745), a steel pan that bolts to the bottom of the crankcase to hold the engine's oil reservoir and route oil back toward the pickup.
Which vehicles does this oil pan fit?
It fits the 1993-1995 BMW 740IL, 1994-1995 BMW 530I, 1994-1995 and 1997-2003 BMW 540I, 1994-1997 BMW 840CI, and 1997-2001 BMW 740I. See the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm your engine.
Does it come with a drain plug?
Yes. This pan includes a drain plug and uses an M12 x 1-1/2 drain thread size for routine oil changes.
Is this oil pan baffled or does it include a windage tray?
No. Per the catalog attributes, this pan is not baffled and does not include a windage tray.
What signs suggest the original oil pan needs replacing?
Oil seepage or drips from a dented, cracked, or rusted pan, or stripped drain-plug threads. Diagnose the source of any leak before replacing the pan.
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