From what I’ve found on here it appears I would need to remove a couple baffles at a minimum. Has anyone else used one? I’ve a friend who’s selling one cheap but don’t want to hack it up if it’s just going to ruin it.
Is an oil pan from an 84 2F compatible with a 77 2F
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When I looked at SOR there was a break at 5/82. From there to 86 was different
This thread has some details, although a bit confusing [to me anyway]
Oil pan Compatability
Oil pan Compatability
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Looked again at SOR. They sell an OEM pan that fits 58 to 8/87. That makes it sound like an 84 pan would fit however further down they list a used oil pan that fits 6/76 to 5/82. And another used pan that fits 5/82 to 8/87. ???
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Lots of info there. Thanks. It doesn’t answer my question though unless I missed it.
12101-61013 is the newest 2F oil pan part number still available from Toyota.
It is backwards compatible with all 2F engines back to 1975.
Make sure to also get 90341-12012 drain plug and 90430-12031 drain plug gasket since the new pan steps down to the 12mm diameter drain.
You will also need 12151-61011 pan gasket.
This information is correct. You don’t have to second guess it.
It is backwards compatible with all 2F engines back to 1975.
Make sure to also get 90341-12012 drain plug and 90430-12031 drain plug gasket since the new pan steps down to the 12mm diameter drain.
You will also need 12151-61011 pan gasket.
This information is correct. You don’t have to second guess it.
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I understand that I can buy a brand new oil pan for $300 bucks with a special gasket and special drain plug and special drain plug gasket. That’s not what I’m asking. What I don’t know is whether a used oil pan from an 84 fj60 with a 2F will fit on a 77 2F without major modifications
If you also use the 1984 Fj60's qty x 22 90615-40820 1984 FJ oil pan bolts , @Onur 's precise prediction may happen and you will do the messy 6 rolls of paper towels EXXON Valdez Job 3 times ........
FYI :
- Part Description
BOLT, W/WASHER - Replaced By 90080-11675
- ManufacturerToyota. This genuine Toyota part
so its really simple ,
you can risk certain DOOM with a used 36 year old crusty oil pan , or the latest in Teq design to save the cost of qty x 3 full synthetic mobile 1 oil changes ........
i personally would NEVER entertain any used oil pan ever any where period , unacceptable risk assessment in my mind ....
just my :
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Question, does 12101-61013 also fit the f.5 engine? I have a 12/73 build. Thanks
The issue is the baffles hit the pickup. I have easily modified one. I have installed several used oil pans without issue and easily modified an early one to fit.
If I recall there were three different baffle arrangements that I discovered.
I apologize that this does not answer your question about year break down but if you do not have $300 to blow on a new one, the mod was easy.
If I recall there were three different baffle arrangements that I discovered.
I apologize that this does not answer your question about year break down but if you do not have $300 to blow on a new one, the mod was easy.
I will be replacing the pan on my '77. I have the 12101-61013 pan, but the gasket is 12151-61010, not 61011 as you mention. Will this gasket work? I'm having trouble finding and answer.
Brian
Brian
on ToyotaPatsDeal is shows both the 10 and 11 work, I tried both and the 11 seams to have a smaller gap prior to install.
