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06-11-2007, 06:41 PM
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Oil pan variations
A friend has a 2004 cabrio 2.0 that needs a new oil pan (bottomed out and punched a hole). I've determined it doesn't have an oil level sensor. The dealer need the VIN to determine the correct pan and said there are two different non-oil level sensor pans. An online store sells a replacement that is said to fit all 99 up 2.0 New Bettle's. Anyone know what the difference is between the two dealer oil pans? Thanks.
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06-12-2007, 02:51 AM
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More than likely .... the cast pan and the one with the steel bottom ... as far as I know that both fit the same ... but hopefully someone like Kaiser can answer.
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