OE Mopar Oil Pan Gaskets

68296962AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68296962AA
TIMING COVER
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68745911AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68745911AA
WATER PUMP
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K4763745AB - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar K4763745AB
CHAIN CASE COVER
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68759259AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68759259AA
ENGINE
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83504009 - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 83504009
VALVE BODY UPPER
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68369431AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68369431AA
ENGINE COOLING
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68275314AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68275314AA
EGR COOLER
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68365661AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68365661AA
NONE
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68211174AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68211174AA
ENGINE
$454.69 CAD
MSRP $696.00 CAD
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68166575AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68166575AA
BANJO
$8.08 CAD
MSRP $11.15 CAD
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68753077AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68753077AA
ENGINE
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68286238AA - : Gasket for Mopar Image

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Mopar 68286238AA
CYLINDER HEAD
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Replacing Oil Pan Gaskets With OEM Seals

An automotive oil pan gasket serves as the highly critical, massive perimeter seal that safely closes the gap between the heavy lower oil pan and the main engine block. It ensures your Dodge Durango retains every single drop of its vital synthetic lubrication during intensely aggressive, high-RPM highway driving. This essential oil gasket operates under continuous, extreme thermal stress and massive hydraulic splashing.

Quick Steps to Replace Oil Pan Gaskets

1. Safely Drain the Engine Oil

Elevate the heavy vehicle on sturdy jack stands, place a massive catch pan underneath, and remove the drain plug to completely empty the crankcase of old fluid.

2. Unbolt the Lower Engine Pan

Meticulously remove the dozens of tiny perimeter bolts holding the heavy steel or aluminum oil pan tightly against the bottom of the engine block.

3. Scrape the Mating Surfaces

Use a non-marring plastic razor scraper to meticulously clean every single microscopic trace of old silicone or baked-on rubber off the engine block and pan flanges.

4. Install the Fresh OEM Gasket

Carefully lay the brand-new, highly flexible factory seal perfectly onto the incredibly clean pan flange, ensuring every single bolt hole lines up perfectly.

5. Torque in a Strict Star Pattern

Reinstall the pan and tighten the dozens of small bolts using an incredibly precise inch-pound torque wrench in a crisscross pattern to compress the seal perfectly evenly.


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if my oil gasket is failing?
You will find massive, incredibly annoying oil puddles pooling under the vehicle or a thick, disgusting layer of black grime coating the undercarriage.
Can I safely drive my vehicle with a leaking oil pan?
No, a severe leak will rapidly starve the high-performance engine of vital lubrication, leading to absolute, catastrophic internal engine seizure.
Do I need to drain the motor oil to change the gasket?
Yes, dropping the massive lower pan heavily exposes the fluid reservoir, meaning the oil must be safely completely drained beforehand.

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