Sponsored

Oil capacity aluminum oil pans vs steel pans?

R44pilot

Active Member
Joined
Oct 17, 2021
Threads
3
Messages
40
Reaction score
39
Location
SoFlo
Vehicle(s)
MB GLC63S, BMW M3, Hydro 392XR, Braptor
are they interchangeable?
From what I've read the aluminum and steel pans are not interchangeable. Something different with the bolt holes in the timing cover is what I've read.
 

Viking Jeeper

Well-Known Member
First Name
Mike
Joined
Oct 28, 2021
Threads
1
Messages
174
Reaction score
166
Location
Jacksonville FL
Vehicle(s)
2006 LJR. 2021 392 Wrangler.
I have seen somewhere that the pans ARE interchangeable. The block has holes that fit the steel pan but not the aluminum pan so with the aluminum pan installed it appears the holes are not there.
 
Last edited:

T Rose

Active Member
Joined
Jun 10, 2021
Threads
1
Messages
33
Reaction score
35
Location
Outer Banks
Vehicle(s)
2001 TJ
I just changed oil this weekend (steel pan). It appears that 7.0 qts is on the low side of the dipstick.
Tim
 

Sponsored

Bocephus

Well-Known Member
Joined
Nov 18, 2018
Threads
31
Messages
825
Reaction score
1,159
Location
Virginia
Vehicle(s)
21 392
Occupation
Sam’s Decorative Automotive Button Emporium
I have seen somewhere that the pans ARE interchangeable. The block has holes that fit the steel pan but not the aluminum pan so with the aluminum pan installed it appears the holes are not there.
whoah that would be great news if true
 

T Rose

Active Member
Joined
Jun 10, 2021
Threads
1
Messages
33
Reaction score
35
Location
Outer Banks
Vehicle(s)
2001 TJ
I've found 2 versions of the 392 supplement. One said 7.0 qts, the other 7.5.
I wonder if the original aluminum pan held 7.0 qts and the newer steel pan holds 7.5 qts. As I said I put 7.0 qts in (per the supplement) and it still reads a little low. Just an FYI I used the larger filter.
Tim
 

Viking Jeeper

Well-Known Member
First Name
Mike
Joined
Oct 28, 2021
Threads
1
Messages
174
Reaction score
166
Location
Jacksonville FL
Vehicle(s)
2006 LJR. 2021 392 Wrangler.
I wonder if the original aluminum pan held 7.0 qts and the newer steel pan holds 7.5 qts. As I said I put 7.0 qts in (per the supplement) and it still reads a little low. Just an FYI I used the larger filter.
Tim
You used the SRT MO-041 filter? I also noticed in both versions of the 392 guide that they simply say they recommend using a Mopar oil filter without giving the part number.
 

T Rose

Active Member
Joined
Jun 10, 2021
Threads
1
Messages
33
Reaction score
35
Location
Outer Banks
Vehicle(s)
2001 TJ
You used the SRT MO-041 filter? I also noticed in both versions of the 392 guide that they simply say they recommend using a Mopar oil filter without giving the part number.
Yes,
I used the MO-041 filter. It fits, but it is tight
Sponsored

 
 



Top