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Oil pan bolts clamp the pan to the bottom of the engine block so the gasket can seal and keep oil where it belongs. Factory hardware can stretch, corrode or round off after the pan has been removed a few times. Many enthusiasts fit fresh bolts during a gasket job, an engine rebuild or a dress-up project where the underside of the engine will be on display.
This page sits under Engine Components › Oil Pan Bolts. We currently have 1 product in stock here, from ARP: the ARP Chevy LS1 LS2 Stainless Steel 12 Point Oil Pan Bolt Kit. It is a focused option for owners of Chevy LS1 and LS2 engines rather than a broad assortment.
When choosing oil pan bolts, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the bolts match your engine family and oil pan design.
Check the head style and whether your tools can reach it in tight spots.
Think about finish and material if appearance or exposure to moisture matters to you.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in your service manual to avoid leaks or damaged threads.
To check fitment before you order, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
Oil pan bolts clamp the pan to the bottom of the engine block so the gasket can seal and keep oil where it belongs. Factory hardware can stretch, corrode or round off after the pan has been removed a few times. Many enthusiasts fit fresh bolts during a gasket job, an engine rebuild or a dress-up project where the underside of the engine will be on display.
This page sits under Engine Components › Oil Pan Bolts. We currently have 1 product in stock here, from ARP: the ARP Chevy LS1 LS2 Stainless Steel 12 Point Oil Pan Bolt Kit. It is a focused option for owners of Chevy LS1 and LS2 engines rather than a broad assortment.
When choosing oil pan bolts, keep these points in mind:
Confirm the bolts match your engine family and oil pan design.
Check the head style and whether your tools can reach it in tight spots.
Think about finish and material if appearance or exposure to moisture matters to you.
Follow the torque values and tightening sequence in your service manual to avoid leaks or damaged threads.
To check fitment before you order, pick your vehicle to see what fits.
