#33738, "RE: WTB: Oil pan for 98 eclipse" In response to Reply # 0
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#33743, "RE: WTB: Oil pan for 98 eclipse" In response to Reply # 1
Ok people, which is important to you? No holes? Or Good condition? Which is it?
If you want a show-quality oilpan, call Mitsubishi. All the rest are bolted to people's cars.
If you want a spare oil pan someone found in a junkyard with some scratches, dents, and flaking paint that will attach to the dirty end of your engine and hold oil in it, then you might have more luck asking for that. I have two such items for sale in fact, unfortunately everyone interested so far has a "show car".
#33873, "RE: WTB: Oil pan for 98 eclipse" In response to Reply # 4
since my car ain't for show, i just want one that dosent leak, and holds oil. i can sandblast whatever. if it has a hole for the turbo drain that's cool too.
i put holes in mine with a high-speed uncontained disassembly of my engine. (2 rods and a piston)
#33894, "RE: WTB: Oil pan for 98 eclipse" In response to Reply # 5
Ive got one with a very small dent and extremely small hole in it. So small I can hardly see it, you could probable simply have a shop weld the little spot for 5 bucks.... Otherwise it is fine. If anyone wants it I'll take $40 shipped.
#33971, "RE: WTB: Oil pan for 98 eclipse" In response to Reply # 7
You cant even hardly call it a hole....its right by where the oil drain bolt is. So I'm not sure...Id just recommend buying the oil pan..sealing it by having it welded (5 bucks) then tap it wherever you like. Let me know.