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Dodge Ram 2500 Oil Pan Part Number: 53021334AF
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Dodge Ram 2500 Oil Pan Part Number: 53020914AB
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Dodge Ram 2500 Oil Pan
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The Oil Pan of Dodge Ram 2500 vehicles is an essential component which holds engine oil to transfer it to the parts of the engine in order to lubricate and protect them. In wet sump system, which is common in most of the Dodge Ram 2500, the oil then collected in the oil pan which drew through a pickup tube by the oil pump to circulate around the engine before it finding its way back to the pan. This design ensures that the oil feed is maintained in an optimal level irrespective of the system operation parameters. In the past, the Dodge Ram 2500 oil pans were rather made of stamped steel but in the new generation of vehicles, manufacturers use cast aluminum for better results. As the geometry of engines evolved, so too is the craft in which it is made rising from the simplicity of a rudimentary task to the intricate job it is today. In general, the oil pan is a vital component to the functionality of the Dodge Ram 2500, to ensure the optimum functioning of the vehicle's engine by supplying it with adequate lubrication.
Dodge Ram 2500 Oil Pan Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to install an oil pan on Dodge Ram 2500?A:Clean the mating surface in the block with oil pan gasket and oil pan, then use Mopar(R) Engine RTV to cover the joining area where the front cover, rear retainer, block and oil pan gasket meet. After that, replace the windage tray and gasket, as the used gasket is not safe for reuse. Tighten the oil pump pickup tube with a new o-ring and make sure it's attached to the pump with an 28 Nm (250 in. lbs.) torque. Install the double-ended oil pan studs in their original spots, set the oil pan in place and fasten the mounting bolts and studs, tightening all to the specified torque using a star pattern. Lay the crossmember onto the transmission, install and tighten the nuts, then lower the engine onto the engine mounts with Engine Support Fixture 8534. To mount an engine, for 2WD cars install both struts tightly by bolting them and tightening the nuts to 68 Nm (50 ft. lbs.). With the engine support removed, set in the structural cover followed by installing the front crossmember. Pour oil into the engine, hook up the negative Battery Cable, start the engine and check all joints for leaks.
- Q: How to remove an oil pan on Dodge Ram 2500?A:The engine oil pan can be removed by disconnecting the negative Battery Cable and presenting support fixture # 8534 near the engine without lifting it high. When working on a 2WD vehicle, remove both of the through bolts holding the Engine Mount to the frame. For 4WD vehicles, unbolt both left-right side engine mount brackets and remove lower screws, being aware that the upper engine bracket hole is not solid. Subsequently, take out the structural dust cover and drain all the engine oil. Raise the engine just high enough so the oil pan can easily be taken off, always watching for good clearance between the fan shroud, fan and cowl to Intake Manifold. Raise the engine with tool # 8534 in order to remove the oil pan. Take off the transmissions mount bolts from the transmission to the crossmember. Then, with a suitable, carefully raise the transmission about 3 inches from the crossmember. Do not remove or touch the oil pan or oil pan gasket, because the gasket stays with the engine windage tray and must not be touched. Follow the listed sequence to remove the bolts from the oil pan and get rid of the oil pan and be sure to keep the double-ended oil pan studs in their original spots. Take out the oil pump pickup tube by unwinding the clip holding it in place. The old gasket cannot be reinstalled, so a new gasket/windage tray assembly must be inserted and the integral windage tray and gasket should both be thrown away and replaced.
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