The Oil Pan Thread

[Minty_Fresh]

I do, but 24v vr6's hang way lower.

dam really? i just saw in the pic you didnt and i was like really wtf. i loved my 2.0 MK4. the sub frame would ride the road daily. oil pan didnt have a scratch no matter how hard i hit. didnt really care about that car.

[Semu]

Not my car. But still counts in this thread i guess. If someone doesn't understand, then that thing over 'ere is connecting rod

[nhojyauq]

never cracked a pan, i dont even know what i would do in the situation besides shit myself.

[fpsthomas]

dat connecting rod :P

[nickskater09]

I guess I can finally contribute here, but not in the typical fashion.



The rod on cylinder 6 decided it didnt want anything to do with the rest of the block.





I could probably take a hammer to the end of the block and crack it all the way off.

[fpsthomas]

Sick, can imagine the sounds it produced when this was happening

RAkettakakakaratektiejskakkakkeketetkekak

[nickskater09]

I knew immediately, smoke everywhere in the cabin, oil all behind my car, I just placed my forehead on the steering wheel and knew it would be a long day.

[Isuzupickup]

That's why I love my truck. I have a frame connector that runs under my oil pan, so that takes the beating.

[Jeffy Dahmer]

kind of old but lol



The Vr6 is notorious for this.

[XkokidureX]

Good thread! My pan is still holding strong until now, later some pictures.

[ZammoTheChoppa]

Sick, can imagine the sounds it produced when this was happening

RAkettakakakaratektiejskakkakkeketetkekak

fuck man i lost it

[Minty_Fresh]

[harlerocco]

My 2.0 pan looks almost identical (except I used chrome spray paint). What thickness metal did you use?

[Semu]

Sick, can imagine the sounds it produced when this was happening

RAkettakakakaratektiejskakkakkeketetkekak

LOL lost it at this post

In my language (estonian) you wrote "rocketpoopdicktektiejslittlepoopketetkekak"

[TrailerTrash]

my pan is holding up so far. not true for the old drain plug