11109AA093 Subaru PAN ASSY-OIL, Price: 44.54$, Weight: 1.61kg

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

    Subaru

    11109AA093

    PAN ASSY-OIL

    		 1

    1.61

    2-3

    44.54$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    11109AA093 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		1
    1.852
     Dispatch 24h
    53.45$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Subaru
    11109AA091 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    1.886
    -
    44.54$
    		 Not Available
    Subaru
    11109AA092 
    PAN ASSY-OIL
    		0
    1.955
    -
    44.54$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    BodyMade For RegionEngineVehicle GradeMarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    WAGONRHD2000CC EMPI SOHC NA20IEurope/General06.200506.2007 View

    Subaru Oil Pan Assembly

    The oil pan assembly is a crucial component of your vehicle's engine system, responsible for storing and circulating engine oil. This part is essential as it not only holds the oil but also acts as a reservoir for the oil pump, ensuring that the engine components are effectively lubricated to prevent friction and overheating.

    Why is the Oil Pan Needed

    The primary function of the oil pan is to store the oil that lubricates the engine components. It collects the oil from the crankcase and works in conjunction with the oil pump to circulate it through the engine. This circulation is necessary to maintain an optimal temperature and reduce wear and tear on engine parts, thereby extending the life of your vehicle.

    How Does the Oil Pan Work

    The oil pan is typically mounted at the bottom of the engine block, secured by bolts, and sealed with a gasket to prevent leaks. The part includes a drain plug for oil changes, allowing for easy removal and replacement of old engine oil. The oil pump draws oil from the pan, sending it through the engine to lubricate moving parts before it returns to the pan to repeat the cycle.

    What Happens if the Oil Pan is Broken

    Damage to the oil pan, such as cracks or leaks, can lead to significant engine issues. A broken oil pan can result in oil leaks, causing the engine to run without adequate lubrication. This can lead to severe engine damage due to overheating and increased friction. In some cases, a damaged oil pan can also result in oil pressure loss, triggering dashboard warning lights.

    Compatible Models:

    • Impreza