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Does the Canton oil pan require the Canton gasket?

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Old 08-14-2008, 01:41 PM
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I am looking at the Canton oil pan model 15-242T. They also sell a gasket for it. I have a brand new Fel-Pro gasket for a stock pan. Can I use this gasket instead of the Canton? Seems logical to me that it would work, but I would like other opinions.
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I have a Canton oil pan or order and asked that question. They said I could use the FelPro gasket and that it was cheaper. I'm using the new Dart SHP block with a two piece rear oil seal.

I bet the Canton gasket is a Felpro gasket.
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Yeah I would also bet the Canton gasket is also a Felpro, I mean its not like the pan changed size....Just depth.
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Awesome. And I agree, it still uses the same bolt pattern, and mates to the same block. I was just puzzed as to why they would offer a gasket. I guess revenue is revenue, even if they just repackage a FelPro.
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Originally Posted by koolaid_kid
Awesome. And I agree, it still uses the same bolt pattern, and mates to the same block. I was just puzzed as to why they would offer a gasket. I guess revenue is revenue, even if they just repackage a FelPro.
Thats right! Revenue can be made ANYWHERE! (And the sad thing is, if it is a felpro what they were relying on is people being confused like this and just saying "oh I will take the canton one just to be safe incase it is different").
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I just put the canton pan on in march...it has a felpro one piece gasket on it. I did not want to give canton any more money then they already charge for the pan....
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Originally Posted by slingshot928
I just put the canton pan on in march...it has a felpro one piece gasket on it. I did not want to give canton any more money then they already charge for the pan....
Hahah good call, I'm sure its a felpro anyways... Never had any complaints either.



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