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Unread 07-02-2014, 11:22 AM
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I wouldn't put too much on the oreilly link... it also lists the pan to fit v8's which obviously have a different pan... if the sump position is different than your existing pan you would have to get the proper pick up tube ... ALSO look at dipstick provisions.... I think you probably need to contact a tech at pioneer and or actually put your hands on the pan to know for sure.
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Would this work?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/151215553850...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
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yes that's the right pan,its been on ebay for a while,when you figure in the shipping it just seems like a lot of money to me for a used pan.
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That does seem high. Makes me think I should start parting out some projects.
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yes that's the right pan,its been on ebay for a while,when you figure in the shipping it just seems like a lot of money to me for a used pan.
Dude, it's like a hen's tooth. If you haven't seen one before, and you've seen one now, buy it. Vintage parts never come cheap
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Cant see why he wouldn't go w the new one for about the same money..... Jus sayin
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Cant see why he wouldn't go w the new one for about the same money..... Jus sayin
Missed that there was a new one available. Absolutely, if new is there, snag that instead.
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