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Old 02-02-2010, 06:39 AM
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It's semantics. The common term for this part on an automatic transmission vehicle is the flex plate because of its lightened and flexible nature. On a manual transmission vehicle, it would be the flywheel because it has a much more substantial rotating mass.
 
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Anybody know when they switched from stamped to aluminum oil pans? They interchange with each other? Do the aluminum ones have an oring or gasket type seal?

Oil pan is a pain in the *** to remove BTW. My be an older engine with the older pan. I think the aluminum pans have slightly bigger threaded bolts.
 

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