971 Oil Pan

[Fireman Dan]

Getting to assembly my 440 and thought I had a 402 pan. Turns out I have a 971 and 933. Will the 971 work on Ebody? I have a skid plate on my k frame.
TIA

 

[Daves69]

Maybe some dimensions can help you...........

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[Fireman Dan]

Wow! That will be very helpful. When I get in the house I’ll actually compare the two pans because I know the 402 is used quite often. At first class it looks like the 971 should work.
Thanks Daves69

 

[hdwrench]

going thru the same problem now ! i have a 971 pan and need a part numbers or source for the correct pickup tube …i’m converting from a truck oil pan with different pick up tube ,

 

[Xcudame]

I know they're not stamped with the factory numbers, but 440 Sources 6 quart pans and pickups are so inexpensive, why bother with anything else unless it's all numbers matching show car?

Oil Systems & Related Parts-store.440source.com

 

[pschlosser]

I believe the 971 pan is a 5 quart pan, that will work in both B and E bodies.

@hdwrench And if you're planning to rev it over 5K, a windage tray and that extra quart on the aftermarket (440 source) six-quart pan (with matching pickup) may be a better option.

 

[hdwrench]

I know they're not stamped with the factory numbers, but 440 Sources 6 quart pans and pickups are so inexpensive, why bother with anything else unless it's all numbers matching show car?

Oil Systems & Related Parts-store.440source.com

i took your advice, 6 quart pan and pickup on way ! i hope my windage tray fits them both …