How do you remove and install the oil pan on Honda Odyssey?

Before pulling the oil pan you need to first connect the car negative terminal, block the rear wheels engage the parking brake and then jack up the front using jack stands. Secondly, it is required to dismantle the lower splash shield, to drain oil from the engine and to open the oil filter case. Loosen the bolts holding the end of the exhaust pipe to the manifolds and to the flange on the end of the catalytic converter and take off the pipe. If on the later modeles the J35A7 engine has been installed, it is required to remove the cover on the CKP sensor, loosen the bolt and disconnect the wire of the sensor. After that, the torque converter cover is to be removed and the bolts around the perimeter of the oil pan as well as the oil pan-to-transaxle case bolts have to be removed in their turn and finally, the oil pan has to be lowered. If the pan is stuck then try to use a blunt instrument on the tabs at the corners of the casting so as not to gouge the gasket area. For installation remove all previous sealant from the block and oil pan, DO NOT scratch the aluminum block use a scraper and clean the mating surfaces with lacquer thinner or acetone. Ensure that the threaded holes on the block have been cleaned, examine the oil pump pick-up for signs of damage and lay down a new gasket on the oil pan. Put the oil pan carefully on the engine block and put the bolts in the holes, and then tighten them to the given torque in stages. The rest of the removal process is done in reverse with extra care to put new oil and also an oil filter. However if the oil pump has been replaced ensure that you take at least 20 minutes for the sealant to dry before you put oil. Last but not the least, join the battery connection and start the engine, to observe for oil pressure and mechanically check for oil leaks.

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Honda Odyssey Pan Complete, Oil
Part Number: 11200-5J6-A11
$153.48 MSRP: $218.63
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- Other Name: Oil Pan
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2018-2024 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door ELITE (10AT), 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX (10AT), 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EX-L (10AT), 5 Door LX, 5 Door LX (10AT), 5 Door Touring (10AT), EX, EX-L, Elite, Sport, Touring | KA 9AT, KA XAT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-PAA-A00
$133.05 MSRP: $189.54
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- Other Name: Oil Pan
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1998 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX (6 Seats), 5 Door LX (7 Seats) | KA 4AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-P8A-A00
$274.55 MSRP: $391.10
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- Other Name: Oil Pan; Oil Pan Assembly
- Replaces: 11200-P8F-A00, 11200-PXK-000
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1999-2004 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door LX, 5 Door VAN | KA 4AT, KA 5AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-RDJ-A00
$204.47 MSRP: $291.27
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- Other Name: Oil Pan
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2007-2010 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EXL-T, 5 Door LX | KA 5AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-RDA-A00
$171.19 MSRP: $243.86
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- Other Name: Oil Pan; Oil Pan Assembly
- Replaces: 11200-RCA-A00
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2005-2006 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EXL-T, 5 Door LX | KA 5AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-PT0-010
Product Specifications
- Other Name: Oil Pan
- Replaces: 11200-PT0-000
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 1995-1997 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door LX (6 Seats), 5 Door LX (7 Seats) | KA 4AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan Complete, Oil
Part Number: 11200-5MH-A00
$153.48 MSRP: $218.63
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Oil Pan
- Replaces: 11200-R70-A00, 11200-RN0-A00, 11200-R70-A11, 11200-R70-A10, 11200-R70-A01, 11200-RN0-A01
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2008-2017 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX, 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EXL-T, 5 Door LX, 5 Door SE, 5 Door Touring | KA 5AT, KA 6AT
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Honda Odyssey Pan, Oil
Part Number: 11200-RN0-A00
$153.48 MSRP: $218.63
You Save: $65.15 (30%)
Product Specifications
- Replaced by: 11200-5MH-A00
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Honda's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2008-2010 Honda Odyssey | 5 Door EX-L, 5 Door EXL-T | KA 5AT

Honda Odyssey Oil Pan

Oil Pan on cars like the Honda Odyssey is used as a receptacle to contain engine oil needed to reduce friction between the components of the engine as well providing cooling to the exterior surfaces of the engine. Employing a wet sump kind of Lubrication System, the Oil Pan receives oil drawn by the pickup tube by the oil pump then circulates the oil in the engine before it returns to the pan. This design makes it possible for the Honda Odyssey to sustain engine efficiency under many modes of running conditions. Previously, these were made from stamped steel but with developments in technology the new models of Honda Odyssey Oil Pans are made from cast aluminum that far much outperforms the other in terms of durability as well as efficiency. This function remains constant from one generation of the Odyssey to another, although the materials used become higher and advanced because of new engineering and designing innovations, which guarantees proper lubrication under complex situations on the road.

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Honda Odyssey Oil Pan Parts Questions & Experts Answers

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Q: How do you remove and install the oil pan on Honda Odyssey?
A: Before pulling the oil pan you need to first connect the car negative terminal, block the rear wheels engage the parking brake and then jack up the front using jack stands. Secondly, it is required to dismantle the lower splash shield, to drain oil from the engine and to open the oil filter case. Loosen the bolts holding the end of the exhaust pipe to the manifolds and to the flange on the end of the catalytic converter and take off the pipe. If on the later modeles the J35A7 engine has been installed, it is required to remove the cover on the CKP sensor, loosen the bolt and disconnect the wire of the sensor. After that, the torque converter cover is to be removed and the bolts around the perimeter of the oil pan as well as the oil pan-to-transaxle case bolts have to be removed in their turn and finally, the oil pan has to be lowered. If the pan is stuck then try to use a blunt instrument on the tabs at the corners of the casting so as not to gouge the gasket area. For installation remove all previous sealant from the block and oil pan, DO NOT scratch the aluminum block use a scraper and clean the mating surfaces with lacquer thinner or acetone. Ensure that the threaded holes on the block have been cleaned, examine the oil pump pick-up for signs of damage and lay down a new gasket on the oil pan. Put the oil pan carefully on the engine block and put the bolts in the holes, and then tighten them to the given torque in stages. The rest of the removal process is done in reverse with extra care to put new oil and also an oil filter. However if the oil pump has been replaced ensure that you take at least 20 minutes for the sealant to dry before you put oil. Last but not the least, join the battery connection and start the engine, to observe for oil pressure and mechanically check for oil leaks.