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GTM High Capacity Oil Pan, no baffle, needs repair

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GTM high capacity oil pan, had a mishap when I was removing it and broke off a piece of the mounting flange. Does not affect the containing of oil, as I actually drove with the pan broken like this for a little while until I was able to source a replacement. (Disclaimer: I am not suggesting anyone drive with this before repairing it)

Full disclosure - I tried to JB weld it back together and it did not hold. This will need to be accounted for if you have it welded up since the joint now has some epoxy on it. I did speak to a fabricator who said he could repair it pretty easily (but I ended up lucking out and finding a new one).

Mounting hardware is included.
Baffling system is not included.
Oil pickup spacer is not included.

Pan has two 1/8" BSPT ports for sensors, and two return ports for turbo oil drains. It holds 7-8 qts of oil when installed.

Hopefully someone can make use of this! Would be a shame for it to go to waste.

$75 Shipped clean or $50 shipped dirty

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Why don't you use the J n B liquid weld? I used it on things like this. It should repair it.

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Originally Posted by DOOMMONKEY777 (Post 3700357)

Why don't you use the J n B liquid weld? I used it on things like this. It should repair it.

PS. Read that you used it too late, there is a consistency you need to obtain for a strong hold bond, if you mix one more than the other it becomes very hard, I have used it on moving parts that vibrate and it all depends on how you mix it. Gl selling.

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Originally Posted by DOOMMONKEY777 (Post 3700360)

I am a believer in JB Weld, I just think this wasn't the right application for it as there is very little mating surface for it to grab on, and with there being a bolt there, that crack will be under constant pressure from the bolt tension.

Bump

Bump. Price lowered to $50 shipped if you don't care about me cleaning it up a little before sending it. It will show up in all of its used-RTV and greasy glory.

At the end of the month it will be delivered to a trash can if no one wants it.