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What are oil pans used for?
When it’s time for an oil change, an oil pan acts as a reservoir to collect the old, used oil, making the process of draining and replacing engine oil more manageable and less messy.
What is an oil pan also called?
An oil pan is also referred to as a drip tray, oil drain pan, and oil change pan.
Are there different types of oil pans?
Drain pans and drain containers are both considered oil pans. An oil drain pan is typically shallow and wide with a slightly concave bottom, designed to sit under a vehicle to catch oil as it drains out. A drain container, on the other hand, is typically deeper and designed to hold a larger volume of fluids, so it can be used for multiple oil changes.
