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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12628375
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12624621
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12676340
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12666372
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12676337
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12580241
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12667040
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12726914
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12732388
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 24045034
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Chevrolet Colorado Lower Oil Pan Part Number: 12673401
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12643691
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 24045041
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan, Upper Part Number: 24589120
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$147.88 MSRP: $232.64You Save: $84.76 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysChevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12632803
$163.57 MSRP: $257.38You Save: $93.81 (37%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysChevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12716566
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Part Number: 12600499
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Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan
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The Oil Pan should be understood as an engine oil storage tank in Chevrolet Colorado and plays a significant role to supply the lubricant to the components of the engine as well as the control of their temperature. The Oil Pan is a wet sump, the oil is drawn to it through a pickup tube with help of the oil pump, the oil is distributed all over the engine and then it goes back into the Oil Pan. This design is crucial in the performance of the engine at desirable levels of efficiency. Conventional Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pans were commonly produced using stamped steel while today's new generation engines have switched to cast aluminum for internal lubrication. The basic function of the item has not changed, however, the shift to enhanced materials is in accordance with the progressive engineering demands experienced in Chevrolet Colorado cars, as well as providing dependable lubrication under multiple operation conditions.
Chevrolet Colorado Oil Pan Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to replace the oil pan on Chevrolet Colorado?A:To replace the Oil Pan, first detach the oil level indicator and tube, then the engine protection shield, then the engine oil is drained out. For rwd, take out the power steering gear; for 4 wd, the processes involved include unpacking the front of the propeller shaft, disconnecting the differential carrier assembly bush to frame bolts, yanking the differential carrier assembly down, securing the pinion yoke to keep it from turning, disengage the service slot plug, and remove thening the nuts supporting the fuel-hose/pipe bracket to the transmission. Lastly, take out the four lower transmission mounting bolts inserted on to the Oil Pan as well as, for 4 wheel drive, take out the power steering gear mounting bolts then pull the power steering gear down for access. Remove the Oil Pan bolts, then disconnect the engine wiring harness retainers from the Oil Pan. Install two bolts into the back up threaded holes in the rear of the oilpan to serve as jack screws and tighten them up evenly to free the oilpan from the engine block and remove the oilpan and the two bolts from the jack screw holes. Cut out any broken parts of the gasket that are broken, worn out, or posing a danger. When installing the Oil Pan, put a 5 .5 mm (0.22 inch) bead of sealer gm p/n 12378521 (Canadian P/N 88901148) in the marked areas and a 3 mm (0.12 inch) bead in the marked areas , but make sure that the sealer does not contact the oil pump pipe and screen assembly. Position the Oil Pan against the engine block with the rear Oil Pan surface flush with of the rear surface on the block, and install the Oil Pan bolts tightening the side Oil Pan bolts with 25 nm (18 ft. Lbs.), the end Oil Pan bolts to 10 nm (89 inch lbs.). Tie the engine wiring harness retainers to the Oil Pan, orient the power steering gear up to the frame assembly for 4wd, and thread the power steering mount bolts. Put on the four lower transmission mounting bolts and tighten to 50 n.m (37 ft. Lbs.), then install and tighten the fuel hose/pipe bracket bolted onto the transmission to 20 nm (15 ft. Lbs.). Position the service slot plug and the required components that for rwd will include the installation of the power steering gear and for 4wd will include installation of the differential carrier assembly to the frame and differential carrier assembly bushing to frame bolts tightened to 152 nm (112 ft. Lbs.) as well as front propeller shaft. Lastly, install the engine protection shield, the oil level indicator and tube and pour in the engine oil.
- Q: How to Ensure Proper Installation of the Oil Pan on Chevrolet Colorado?A:To replace the Oil Pan you first need to remove the oil level indicator and tube and the engine protection shield. Drain the engine oil and then remove parts to acquire the clearance for the Oil Pan. For rwd, take off the power steering gear. For the 4wd, the first thing you should be doing is taking out the front propeller shaft, then the differential carrier assembly bushing to frame bolts, and pull towards down while securing the pinion yoke in not to rotate. At this point, pull out the service, plug out the nut attaching the fuel hose/pipe bracket to the transmission and the four lower bolts of the transmission securing them to the Oil Pan. For 4wd also unbolt the power steering gear mounting bolts and pull the power steering gear down for access. Now we can disconnect the engine wiring harness retainers from the Oil Pan, thereafter remove the Oil Pan bolts. Install two bolts in the tapped holes at the rear of the Oil Pan as jack screws, and screw them in evenly to release the Oil Pan from the engine block, and remove the Oil Pan and two bolts from the jack screw holes. Check and clean the sealing surface of the engine block. While mating the Oil Pan, spread a 5.5mm (0.22 in) narrow sealer at the marked and 3mm (0.12 in) spread at the mark while making sure that the sealer does not run on the oil pump pipe and screen assembly. Position the Oil Pan to the engine block so the rear Oil Pan surface is level to the rear block surface. In case transmission is removed, use a straight edge for a requirement of alignment; if installed, make sure the Oil Pan is completely rearward from the transmission mounting surface. Mount the Oil Pan bolts, fitting its side bolts to 25 n.m. (18 lb ft), and its end bolts to 10 n.m (89 lb in). Attach the engine wiring harness retainers to the Oil Pan and for 4wd mount the power steering gear on top of the frame assembly to tighten mounting bolts. Installs the four lower transmission mounting bolts with tightening 50n.m (37 lb ft) and later tightening the nuts connecting the fuel hose/pipe bracket to the transmission 20 n.m (15 lb ft). Mount the service slot plug and relevant parts: for rwd, install the power steering gear; for rwd, install the power steering gear; for 4 wd, position the differential carrier assembly to the frame, install bush to the frame bolt, 152 n.m(112 lb ft), install front propeller shaft. Lastly, after checking that the engine spacer will have no problem fitting into the spare cylinder, install the engine protection shield, the oil level indicator and tube, and fill the engine with oil.
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