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oil pan options
968gene Mon Jul 06, 2009 8:55 pm
found this on eBay. Would this work without modification?
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Johnny Johnny Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:24 pm
That's very similar to the the 2005 5.3l truck pan that I have, and yes, it still needs to be modified.
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Re: oil pan options
944-LT1 Sun Jul 12, 2009 3:59 pm
How about the canton 13-274 ??
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Better yet, what are the measurments we are looking for?
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Better yet, what are the measurments we are looking for?
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Re: oil pan options
Johnny Johnny Sun Jul 12, 2009 7:08 pm
Anyone have the lengthy thread back on PH regarding this topic? Seems we beat this one to death, and the general consensus was that, other than the REALLY shallow dry sump pans, all pans had to be modified to a certain degree to clear the crossmember/steering rack/steering rack mounts.
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Admin Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:20 pm
That Canton Racing would work , but it would still need modification. If you read just below the picture it says that " Different sump configurations available as special order." Why can they mod the pan the way we need it. That is what QT did for our bell housing needs. Maybe they are concerned with what their customers need. 
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check out the aluminum pan
968gene Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:24 pm
The canton racing al pan looks like it might do, but a bit too pricey!
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Kick in the pan...
gt1scca Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:52 pm
Craig modified a Milodon 697-30915, based on the RH pan.
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Or what about the GTO pan?
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Or what about the GTO pan?
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Stock Ones that are easily Modded with no CM drop
944v8inDFW Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:29 pm
O7 Truck
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Esclade and Truck 02 to 06
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Esclade and Truck 02 to 06
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Tetzuoe Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:42 pm
gt1scca wrote:Craig modified a Milodon 697-30915, based on the RH pan.
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whoa whoa slow down. Only the drivers side cut is nescessary, my brother and i used the moroso pan and notched both sides using the photos to best guess the locations of the notches.... The oil pickup didnt fit. So we denotched the one side. Pan fits perfectly now.
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gt1scca Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:21 pm
Truck / Escalade look to be the ticket. You say easily modded...has anyone fitted one yet?
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Tetzuoe Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:24 am
anyone else notice that the RH pan seems to be copied from the milodon. 
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20140
xschop Sun Jul 19, 2009 10:17 am
What is everyone doing for the "idiot light" oil level sensor when the aftermarket pans don't have them?
The Moroso 20140 is the best one for the money IMO and it really only needs the driver's side modded just like the Canton one above. I'm having another one done on a CNC cutter, then TIG welded to check workmanship quality of the potential welder to go-to.
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The Moroso 20140 is the best one for the money IMO and it really only needs the driver's side modded just like the Canton one above. I'm having another one done on a CNC cutter, then TIG welded to check workmanship quality of the potential welder to go-to.
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Moroso 20140
xschop Mon Jul 20, 2009 8:27 pm
I redid my Moroso 20140 Oil pan because I didn't trust the welds I did with my Mig wire feed. So I cut out the bad spot with the CNC mill first. Then I made an opposite CNC cut piece of the exact guage as the Moroso pan to fit exactly. Sent it over to a buddy with a Gas shielded TIG.....Very pleased with the result...
If you are interested in this mod shoot me a PM. I could order the pan or you could send me yours....
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If you are interested in this mod shoot me a PM. I could order the pan or you could send me yours....
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porschyn Mon Jul 20, 2009 9:03 pm
944v8inDFW wrote:O7 Truck
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Esclade and Truck 02 to 06
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Did any one used 07 truck oil pan? Can some one post pictures if you have? What modification was made to the pan for it to work?
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Re: oil pan options
944-LT1 Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:09 pm
So, the RH pan IS the Moroso 20140. This is what the S10 fellers are using as well.
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Tetzuoe Tue Jul 21, 2009 7:10 am
is there a company that sells those blanks? they all look like the same stamped part cut up with a bucket welded to them, the moroso and milodan have the same flat part.
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Re: oil pan options
xschop Tue Jul 21, 2009 9:08 am
On the truck pan, there is a 2-bolt housing with a "snout" pointing upwards that comes right off the oil filter area.....
What the hell is that for?
What the hell is that for?
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Re: oil pan options
Johnny Johnny Tue Jul 21, 2009 11:58 am
External oil cooler or supercharger/turbocharger feed. I have an oil cooler distribution block from Lingenfelter that will be going there.
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Re: oil pan options
xschop Tue Jul 21, 2009 12:17 pm
I was worried about it interfering with the modded header. But since my Truck alloy pan cracked at the Back, I decided to go Moroso for the simple mod. I bet you had to chop the shizzle out of that pan. If someone doesn't mind a 2" hood scoop, the truck pan needs nothing.
So, the side of the truck pan has 2 holes but the block has only 1 exit snout, is this for the oil pressure gauge then?
So, the side of the truck pan has 2 holes but the block has only 1 exit snout, is this for the oil pressure gauge then?
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944-LT1 Mon Jul 27, 2009 4:29 am
Will the 08 hummer pan work? Or has this already been counted out. $200+ for just a pan is no good. 
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Oil Pan Part#12614821 ----$94.00!!!
Pickup Part# 12608593
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Dipstick Part# 12603506
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xschop Mon Jul 27, 2009 6:01 am
Hey LT, that will need the bottom part of the sump chopped and welded so as to not be 2.5 inches below the X-member when installed. The side has to be trimmed and rewelded too for the steering bosses, whereas the 02-06 Truck pan already has the indentions on both sides.
Has anyone located Steel blanks?
Has anyone located Steel blanks?
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Johnny Johnny Fri Jul 31, 2009 7:46 am
It's been so long since I took out the four banger from this car. How much did the stock oil pan extend below the crossmember, if at all? I'm using the truck pan, but did not cut the bottom off. If I have to make yet another modification of this pan, I think I'm just going to go with the Moroso.
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Re: oil pan options
Admin Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:06 pm
I looked at my 84 parts car, the fins on the pan hang just below the cross member about an inch. no other part is below the cross member.
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Modified pan clearance
968gene Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:50 pm
Admin wrote:I looked at my 84 parts car, the fins on the pan hang just below the cross member about an inch. no other part is below the cross member.
What is the modified pan clearance?
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Re: oil pan options
Tetzuoe Sun Aug 02, 2009 1:53 pm
the modified moroso pan sits about 1/2" below the crossmember
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