11109AA053 Subaru PAN ASSY-OIL, Price: 70.38$, Weight: 2.325kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Subaru

    11109AA053

    PAN ASSY-OIL

    		 6

    2.325

     Dispatch 48h

    70.38$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    11109AA053 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		17
    2.674
    2-3
    58.65$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    11109AA052 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    2.76
    -
    70.38$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    11110AA071 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    2.657
    -
    70.38$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    11109AA051 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    2.657
    -
    58.65$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    11110AA071 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    2.657
    -
    58.65$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    BodyEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToSuspensionDiagram
    ﾜｺﾞﾝ2.0L EMPI DOHC ﾀｰﾎﾞ2.0XTJapan11.200401.2007ﾉｰﾏﾙｻｽﾍﾟﾝｼﾖﾝ View

    Engine Oil Sump Assembly for Subaru

    Protect the heart of your Subaru with a durable engine oil pan (sump). This lower reservoir holds the lubricant your engine needs for smooth, cool, and quiet running. Built to factory geometry, it seals to the block, supports the pickup tube, and channels clean oil to the pump on every start, stop, and corner.

    Why this part is needed ️

    Road debris, corrosion, or stripped drain plugs can damage the sump and cause leaks. Replacing a tired or dented pan restores proper oil capacity, reliable sealing, and safe drain service. It’s a must after impacts or when threads can no longer hold torque.

    How it works ⚙️

    Sitting at the bottom of the engine, the steel basin stores oil, keeps it below rotating parts, and feeds the pickup. Internal contours reduce slosh, while the flange mates to the block with a gasket or sealant. The drain port allows clean, controlled oil changes.

    What happens if it’s broken ⚠️

    Cracks or dents lead to oil loss, low pressure, and bearing wear. Starvation on hard turns, oil smell, drips on the driveway, and warning lamps can follow. Ignoring it risks overheating, knocking, and costly engine failure.

    Tech notes

    Inspect the pickup O-ring, replace sealing materials, torque fasteners in sequence, and verify clearance from exhaust and crossmember after install.

    Compatibility

    • Forester