1964 2000 4 cyl oil pan

LakelandTN · Apr 3, 2020

I am unable to find an oil pan for a 1964 2000 has 134 CI 4 cylinder. Can anyone help me with this?

showcrop · Apr 3, 2020

Is it an offset?

showcrop · Apr 3, 2020

If it is an offset you will need to get it repaired somehow. The pan is different and they don't get parted out.

LakelandTN · Apr 5, 2020

By offset I would assume that would mean the pan is not symmetrical and formed more to one side - for clearance, etc. This pan appears pretty symmetrical with a bottom discharge. When I bought the tractor many years ago, the oil pan had a large bolt welded to it. I change the oil thru the dipstick with a suction tube. I would like to drain the oil pan like normal.

None of the supply part websites mention a 4 cylinder gas oil pan.

I would prefer to buy new, but since I cannot find one (the websites mention 3 cylinder), I guess repair is my only option.

Thanks for replying.

showcrop · Apr 5, 2020

(quoted from post at 08:49:54 04/05/20) By offset I would assume that would mean the pan is not symmetrical and formed more to one side - for clearance, etc. This pan appears pretty symmetrical with a bottom discharge. When I bought the tractor many years ago, the oil pan had a large bolt welded to it. I change the oil thru the dipstick with a suction tube. I would like to drain the oil pan like normal.

None of the supply part websites mention a 4 cylinder gas oil pan.

I would prefer to buy new, but since I cannot find one (the websites mention 3 cylinder), I guess repair is my only option.

Thanks for replying.

I found four of them on the first two pages of an ebay search for Ford tractor oil pan.

showcrop · Apr 5, 2020

Since you couldn't find any I figured that it must be an offset, because all the rest of the 4 cyl Fords use the same one.

1964 2000 4 cyl oil pan

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