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Car Forum / Acura Cars / March 2008

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Integra Oil Pan

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B.Creech - 08 Mar 2008 15:31 GMT
Need an oil pan for a '91 Integra.   I was considering purchasing one
online from an Acura parts site instead of from the dealer.  Anyone ever
purchased an Integra oil pan online??  Suggestions.
Tegger - 08 Mar 2008 23:29 GMT
"B.Creech" <bcreech61@nc.rr.com> wrote in news:47d2b1dd$0$17360
$4c368faf@roadrunner.com:

> Need an oil pan for a '91 Integra.   I was considering purchasing one
> online from an Acura parts site instead of from the dealer.  Anyone ever
> purchased an Integra oil pan online??  Suggestions.

Try www.slhondaparts.com

Or see a list of online suppliers here:
http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/online-parts.html

However...

Get a quote from a local Acura dealer. You will likely find that shipping
and handling will cause the online price to equal or outweigh the price
from a local dealer.

Are you replacing the pan because of rust, or because the drain plug is
stripped?

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B.Creech - 09 Mar 2008 15:50 GMT
Factory drain plug is/has been stripped for a long time.   My mechanic
has replaced the plug with the self threading replacement plug several
times.  For years now my mechanic known to be gentle with the drain
plug. He always cranks the car while on the rack to check for leaks
after oil gets hot.   After my last oil change last week, he told me I
should be thinking about replacing the oil pan since this replacement
plug is getting suspect again..... told me to keep and eye on the plug
for leaks.   He said he had the largest replacement plug he could get in
the pan now, was not sure another one would hold.

Oil pan gasket is leaking alot also......been putting off replacing it.

I will check the dealer price before ordering online.

> "B.Creech" <bcreech61@nc.rr.com> wrote in news:47d2b1dd$0$17360
> $4c368faf@roadrunner.com:
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> Are you replacing the pan because of rust, or because the drain plug is
> stripped?
Tegger - 10 Mar 2008 15:12 GMT
> Factory drain plug is/has been stripped for a long time.   My mechanic
> has replaced the plug with the self threading replacement plug several
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> for leaks.   He said he had the largest replacement plug he could get
> in the pan now, was not sure another one would hold.

Honda's recommended fix for the stripped drain plug problem is a Time-Sert
threaded insert. This is NOT the same as a Heli-Coil!
http://www.time-sert.com/

> Oil pan gasket is leaking alot also......been putting off replacing
> it.

A new gasket is a LOT cheaper than a new pan! If you can have the old pan
fixed properly with a Time-Sert and a new gasket, you might be able to save
quite a bit of money.

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