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Old 09-19-2011, 03:33 PM
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Default info needed on 88 951 oil pan

my pan right now is 944 101 201 8r and need a replacement.

is the 6r version the same?
Old 09-19-2011, 03:41 PM
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I can take photos of my old oil pan if you like. Off an 88 Turbo S.
Old 09-19-2011, 04:21 PM
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IIRC all 87 and after pans are interchangeable... not sure of the 6r / 8r effectivity, but here is a link for side by side picture refference of an 86 turbo pan and 87 and later!



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http://www.texasblake.com/porsche/tech/oilpan.html
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for me dont care for oil level port I was just going to use it for oil temp sensor if it had it.
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Am I crazy or is the '86 pan in that pic notably larger than the '87+ pan? I mean, I know there are differences (pickup tube dimple int he bottom and the oil level sender hole), but I would find it rather hard to believe that the pans are actually notably different in size... I mean the gaskets are universal, right?

edit: I just read the write-up on the link that John posted... apparently, the pans can be swapped, so I guess they can't be that dramatically different... it must be the angle of the photo or something...
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The early pan is closer to the camera than the late pan. Gives the appearance of larger size.
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the late has the flat spot on the bottom, where the early doesn't



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