Originally Posted By jlatessa
They work best on a cast pan with a flat mating surface.

Used one on a stock-type pan and did not have good luck because
of all the stiffening ridges on the pan did not match up well with the tray's seal.

This was a couple of years ago when they first came out, so maybe they
changed the design.

Joe


https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g2340/overview/make/chrysler

If you enlarge the picture in that link

I agree , especially with the area around the dipstick , not even close on the factory 402 Oil Pan

And other areas where only one of the two silicone rubber o ring material would seal along side the stiffening indentations of the factory oil pan

Didn't work for my 402 Oil Pan


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