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  • Tom Sarno

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    Oil pan/ follow-up question for Joe L.

    I had previously asked about an oil pan with the baffle that bolts to the mains and Joe L. was nice enough to supply me with the part numbers #360450-pan and #3927136-baffle. While at a swap meet I cam across a pan that looked like what I expect this pan to look like (deeper in the front then a passanger car pan) but it had the baffle connected to the pan. The question is, does the #360450 have the bigger front and what would the pan with the larger front and intergrated baffle be from?

    Thanks
    Tom S
  • Joe L.
    Beyond Control Poster
    • February 1, 1988
    • 42936

    #2
    Re: Oil pan/ follow-up question for Joe L.

    Tom-----

    The GM #360450 has a deeper (and shorter) sump than the original 63-74 Corvette small block pans. However, I don't know what you mean by "deeper in the front".

    Baically, the 360450 is externally the same as many 75-79 small block passenger car pans. The difference is the internal baffling. The key point to look for in a 360450 is the sheet metal "rails" that are welded to the inner surface on both sides of the pan. These rails are about 12" long and are about 2-1/2" below the oil pan gasket surface. The extend from about mid-sump forward. These "rails" interlock with the external baffle. Only the 360450 has these "rails".
    In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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    • Tom Sarno

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      Re: Oil pan/ follow-up question for Joe L.

      Joe,

      Thanks for the response. Your discription is exactly the same as the machine shop explained, except they did not know the part #. I get my parts through my brother-in-law who works for GM. I recieve exceptional discounts, but they will not accept returns so I must be possitive of the part # or I get stuck with useless parts. Thanks for all your help in supplying the #'s and also confirming that this is what I am looking for.

      Tom

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      • Joe L.
        Beyond Control Poster
        • February 1, 1988
        • 42936

        #4
        Re: Oil pan/ follow-up question for Joe L.

        Tom-----

        GM #360450 is the correct current number for the pan. The old part number was GM #465220. However, GM #465220 was NOT the part number for an oil pan----it was the part number for an oil pan KIT. The kit included 1 GM #360450 oil pan + 1 GM #14079399 oil pan gasket set. A few years ago, GM discontinued the 465220 oil pan KIT and replaced it with just the 360450 oil pan in a box by itself. It's just as well, too. The only way to go is to use the Fel-Pro OS-34510-T one piece gasket with this pan. Now, you don't have to purchase the GM gasket set with the pan and have a surplus gasket set lying around.
        In Appreciation of John Hinckley

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