H22A4 oil pan on H22A1 block??
I am pulling my engine and plan on moving some parts from the H22A4 thats currently in my car to the H22A1 I have a partially assembled on an engine stand. I planned on swapping the A4 oil strainer and pan onto the A1 block. just wondering if anyone has done this, or if anyone knows any reason I shouldnt? thanks for any help you can give.
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everything is interchangeable, but make sure you use the right pickup w/the pan.
there are a few h/f pans that are different depths, so as long as you match the pickup w/the pan your fine
there are a few h/f pans that are different depths, so as long as you match the pickup w/the pan your fine
Well, seems that the 4th gen and 5th gen Base should be interchangeable for sure since they use the same pickups. When I was comparing part numbers though, this struck me as really odd. Why is the the oil pickup for the SH different from the other H22's? The oil pump and pan are same as the Base.
4g, 5g Base- 15220-P0A-C00
5g SH- 15220-P5P-000
4g, 5g Base- 15220-P0A-C00
5g SH- 15220-P5P-000
Well, seems that the 4th gen and 5th gen Base should be interchangeable for sure since they use the same pickups. When I was comparing part numbers though, this struck me as really odd. Why is the the oil pickup for the SH different from the other H22's? The oil pump and pan are same as the Base.
4g, 5g Base- 15220-P0A-C00
5g SH- 15220-P5P-000
4g, 5g Base- 15220-P0A-C00
5g SH- 15220-P5P-000
really.... that doesnt make much sense. What weird is ive found that the same part number doesnt nessessarily mean the part is different or wrong. I had this happen with me for a belt on an accord one time. The guy at the parts desk explained it but i forget why this was.
If it is actually different does anyone know exactly whats different about it ?
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