Description
Engine oil pan by CHRYSLER, catalog number 4663841AC. Confirmed catalog fitment: Chrysler 300 M (1999–2004), Chrysler 300 M SPECIAL (2002). For an accurate match, compare the number and identification with the removed part and confirm the vehicle specification by VIN. The fitment list is a reference and does not replace a vehicle-specific compatibility check.
An engine oil pan (sump) is a lubrication system component designed to collect and store engine oil in the lower part of the engine. It protects internal components, supports oil circulation, and helps dissipate heat from the lubricant.
The oil pan is mounted to the bottom of the engine block and works together with the oil pump, oil level sensor, drain plug, and cooling system. It may be made from steel, aluminum, or composite materials and can feature reinforced construction.
A damaged oil pan may cause oil leaks, engine overheating, reduced lubrication pressure, contamination of the engine bay, and risk of severe engine damage.
Our catalog includes engine oil pans for many vehicle brands. Available options include genuine factory lubrication components, reliable aftermarket replacements, and tested used pans without cracks or deformation. Versions with sensor ports, reinforced ribs, and configurations for different engine types are available.
Used parts are inspected for sealing condition, thread integrity, absence of deformation, cracks, and impact damage.
Selection is available by VIN number, engine code, part number, oil pan type, and vehicle year. Replacing a damaged oil pan restores lubrication system sealing and protects the engine from failure.
Compatibility
Fits 2 vehicles
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About the manufacturer · CHRYSLER
Chrysler is an American automotive brand and manufacturer of vehicle components founded in 1925 by engineer and entrepreneur Walter Chrysler. Today the company is part of the international automotive group Stellantis and...
About the manufacturer · CHRYSLER
Chrysler is an American automotive brand and manufacturer of vehicle components founded in 1925 by engineer and entrepreneur Walter Chrysler. Today the company is part of the international automotive group Stellantis and...