440 oil pan ID. No numbers.

[kaj750]

My oil pan isn't the greatest shape. I'm thinking it is going to be damaged when I remove it, due to the amount of RTV this engine was put together with.

Looking under the car, seems to be leaking like a sieve. I want to start over.

There are no numbers on the pan, so I'm guessing it's aftermarket. I just want to replace it with one that's the same but new. There are a lot of options and I don't want to buy one that won't fit.

Can anyone tell me which pan this one resembles so I could be sure to order the correct one? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Check this link has decent info on oil pans.

Oil Pans

Maybe this one is yours.

Steel Oil Pan - Fits 1967–1987 Chrysler/Mopar BB 361 383 400 413 440 &

CFR Performance Compatible/Replacement Steel 1967–87 Chrysler/Mopar Big Block 361-383-400-413-440 & Gen II HEMI 426 Oil Pan – Zinc Plated (Rear Sump) Restore or upgrade your classic Mopar with this CFR Performance zinc-plated steel oil pan, specifically engineered for Chrysler/Mopar Big Block...

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[RJ Squirrel]

Looks like a 402 pan. If you get a new pan, get the combination windage tray/gasket too
Summit Racing SUM-G2340 Summit Racing™ Molded Gasket Windage Trays | Summit Racing

 

[BeepBeepRR]

Looks like a 402 pan. If you get a new pan, get the combination windage tray/gasket too
Summit Racing SUM-G2340 Summit Racing™ Molded Gasket Windage Trays | Summit Racing

440souce has theirs almost 30 bucks cheaper than the one from summit.

Molded Windage Tray with O-ring Seal

store.440source.com

 

[Daves69]

Looks somewhat similar to a 402 but with increased capacity behind the bucket. The angle may be clearance for the CL and idler.

some stock pan dimensions............

Oil Pan ID

We get a lot of questions about oil pans. For most passenger car swaps the basic answer is: you need a low-profile, center-sump style oil pan, standard on most passenger cars. This means that if you are taking the donor engine from a truck, van, or motor home, you can't use the oil pan. Below...

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