Under the engine and on top of the oil pan? Well, it could be a oil pan gasket. Check 'er out.
The engine oil pan is bolted to the bottom of the engine
It is on the bottom of the engine, when you lay down under the engine and look at the bottom of the engine, The oil pan is what your looking at.
engine oil pan is on bottom of engine transmission oil pan is on bottom of transmission
Bottom of the engine, on the oil pan.Bottom of the engine, on the oil pan.
The engine oil pan helps in storing extra oil for the car engine. This stored oil can be used for lubricating the engine. The oil pan is placed at the end of the engine. Generally you will find two types of oil pan, namely dry and wet pan. It also helps in covering the bottom area of the car engine.
Front of the engine, at oil pan level.Front of the engine, at oil pan level.
oil pan for engine is on bottom of engine oil pan for transmission is on bottom of transmission
On the oil pan, on the bottom of the engine.On the oil pan, on the bottom of the engine.
The engine oil drain plug is on the bottom rear of the engine oil pan. The transmission does not have a drain plug, you remove the pan to drain.The engine oil drain plug is on the bottom rear of the engine oil pan. The transmission does not have a drain plug, you remove the pan to drain.
The oil pan is the point at which oil pools when the engine is turned off, and MOST of the oil drains to that point when the engine is running. The oil pump pumps a stream of oil out of the oil pan into portions of the engine that need lubrication. Since the oil pan is designed to capture oil as it drains out of the engine, the oil pan must be at the lowest part, and as such, the oil pan hangs from the crankcase and is always underneath the crankshaft. To find the oil pan, just find the engine, climb underneath and look for the big part that has a drain plug... that's the oil pan.
If your engine is running than you cannot remove an oil pan, because the crank shaft is turning & oil will go all over.