PRI 2013: Moroso Pans and Parts for Jeep and Power Stroke Diesel

PN 27862For those of you looking for a great oil pan for your 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel or Jeep with a 4.0L  engine from 2006 and earlier, look no further because Moroso has you covered. Their new oil pans for these engines are as trick as they get and they will end up saving you time and money in the long run. 

Designed for 1991-2006 Jeep Wranglers, 1987-2001 Jeep Cherokees and 1987-1992 Comanches with 4.0 liter engines, Moroso’s Multi-Baffled Steel Oil Pan features a race-proven 3 trap door assembly and removable anti-slosh baffle that keeps oil contained in the oil pump pick up area during harshest of off road conditions.

“If you look inside the pan, you can see that it has the same kind of trap doors and baffle you see in our Moroso racing pans. The designs that keep oil contained near the pickup in a drag or road race application also work well on steep inclines off-road,” explained Thor Schroeder of Moroso. Also, the rear sump of the oil pan extends out on both sides to hold 1.25 more quarts than the stock oil pan to reduce oil temperature.

With this oil pan, stock depth is maintained and is designed to work with your existing oil pump and pickup tube. Also great for snow (and the nasty stuff used to melt it), their pans are constructed from heavy duty 16 gauge steel with a yellow zinc dichromate finish to resist corrosion.

Moroso’s 7.3L Power Stroke oil pan will work with just about any of the chassis that the engine comes in, which is great because it is still a widely used powerplant. It’s also got some great anti-corrosive features which are great for the snow as well. 

“Any place that salts the roads, we were seeing the stock pans failing due to rust. Our pan for the 7.3 uses a triple coat finishing process, with a zinc phosphate base layer for corrosion inhibition, a middle powder coat layer, and an outer gloss black epoxy layer to provide much better durability than the stock pan,” stated Schroeder. 

“These pans came from the factory sealed with RTV silicone. Our patent-pending gasket is the only one of its kind for this application, and it makes life a lot easier for both pros and DIY mechanics. Replacing the pan or fixing a leak is pretty time consuming on these trucks,” Schroeder added.

Moroso’s oil pans for the 7.3L Power Stroke and 4.0L Jeep engines are a great step up from the factory oil pans and are great quality. head on over to their website for some more information on these oil pans!

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Josh Kirsh

Born in Van Nuys, Raised in Murrieta, Joshua Kirsh is a SoCal Native. With a love for anything on wheels since the ripe young age of two, Joshua Managed to turn his love for automobiles into a career. As Power Automedia's newest writer, he plans to bring you some of the industry's hottest news topics while he's not out in the shop wrenching on some of our badass in-house project builds.
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