278-2325: Engine Oil Pan

The Engine Oil Pan, also known as the Oil Sump, is to serve as a reservoir for Engine Oil. It collects and stores the Oil that circulates through the Engine, ensuring a continuous supply of Oil for lubrication and cooling of the Engine's moving parts. The Oil Pan is strategically positioned at the bottom of the Engine block to collect Oil that has flowed down from various Engine components. Attributes: • Oil pressure of 35 kPa refers to the maximum pressure that the engine oil pan can withstand without experiencing structural failure or leakage • Acts as a heat sink, dissipating excess heat generated by the engine oil Applications: The Engine Oil Pan is to store and supply Oil to the Engine's lubrication unit.