Product Description
The CUMMINS 3914403 OEM ENGINE OIL PAN is designed for 1989–1993 Dodge Ram applications equipped with the 5.9L 6BT Cummins diesel engine. This genuine Cummins oil pan is built to restore proper engine oil containment while maintaining OEM fitment, sealing performance, and long-term durability.
Use this part when replacing a rusted, damaged, leaking, or dented oil pan during engine repair, restoration, or rebuild work. Always verify fitment by engine serial number and part number before ordering.
FEATURES
- Genuine Cummins OEM engine oil pan
- Direct-fit replacement for 1989–1993 5.9L 6BT Cummins engines
- Designed to maintain proper engine oil capacity and lubrication
- Durable steel construction for long service life
- Ideal for repair, restoration, or engine rebuild projects
FITMENT
- 1989–1993 Dodge Ram 2500 5.9L Cummins 6BT
- 1989–1993 Dodge Ram 3500 5.9L Cummins 6BT
- Select Cummins 6BT industrial and commercial applications
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- 1 Cummins 3914403 OEM Engine Oil Pan
CROSS-REFERENCE AND RELATED PRODUCTS
- Cummins 3914403
- Cummins Oil Pan Gasket Components
- Cummins Oil Pickup Tube Components
- Cummins Drain Plug and Sealing Washer Components
SPECIFICATIONS
- Manufacturer: Cummins
- Part Number: 3914403
- Part Type: Engine Oil Pan
- Engine Compatibility: 5.9L Cummins 6BT
- Fitment Years: 1989–1993
- Vehicle Application: Dodge Ram 2500 / 3500
- Condition: New OEM Cummins
- Material: Steel
- Installation Type: Direct Replacement
FAQ
Will this oil pan fit my truck?
This oil pan fits many 1989–1993 Dodge Ram trucks equipped with the 5.9L 6BT Cummins engine. Always verify fitment by engine serial number before ordering.
Is this a genuine Cummins oil pan?
Yes. Cummins 3914403 is a genuine OEM Cummins engine oil pan manufactured to factory specifications.
What is included?
This listing includes one Cummins 3914403 OEM engine oil pan.
Should I replace the gasket when installing a new oil pan?
Yes. Inspect and replace the oil pan gasket and related sealing components during installation to help prevent leaks.
What causes oil pans to fail?
Common causes include corrosion, road debris damage, stripped drain plug threads, impact damage, and age-related deterioration.
Do I need any related parts?
Inspect the oil pan gasket, drain plug, pickup tube, oil pump components, and sealing surfaces during installation and replace worn parts as needed.
