Series III oil pan onto S2, fixes oil leak problems?
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Series III oil pan on ebay fixes the oil pan leakage problems on the S2.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GM-38...QQcmdZViewItem
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I noticed the aluminum oil pan on my wife'* '04 LeSabre compared to the steelie on my '98 LeSabre, and was jealous of its coolness.
I wonder though, is it confirmed that the shape of this '05 pan on EBAY will fit around all the suspension, mounts, etc. on older cars (especially the '99 and older car)?
Also, since a new oil pan gasket (with baffle) for your old pan can be gotten for about $25-$30 (or a tube of RTV for $3-$5), would this "fix" be cost-effective?
I wonder though, is it confirmed that the shape of this '05 pan on EBAY will fit around all the suspension, mounts, etc. on older cars (especially the '99 and older car)?
Also, since a new oil pan gasket (with baffle) for your old pan can be gotten for about $25-$30 (or a tube of RTV for $3-$5), would this "fix" be cost-effective?
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