Oil Pan Assembly1009100F0016 – Product Introduction
This Oil Pan Assy—part number 1009100F0016—is a key part for storing and protecting components in the Dongfeng Dignity IX5’s engine lubrication system. It mostly fits 2019 to 2023 models, and works perfectly with both the 1.5T turbo engine (that’s the DK15C one) and the 2.0L naturally aspirated engine (the DFMB20). Its main job? Hold onto the engine oil, keep that oil clean, and help cool it down—basically, it’s the engine’s “oil tank.” If this oil pan isn’t working right, the engine’s moving parts (like the crankshaft or bearings) won’t get the lubrication they need, and they’ll start getting damaged fast. Below’s a breakdown of what this part is all about:
Core Jobs & Which Cars/Engines It Fits
It’s not just a simple “oil holder” though—it does three super important jobs to keep the engine running smoothly:
Storing Oil: It holds all the engine oil the IX5 needs—around 4.5 liters for the 1.5T engine, and 5 liters for the 2.0L one. This makes sure the
oil pump always has enough oil to suck up and send to other
engine parts.
Filtering Out Gunk: The bottom of the pan is a little indented, so tiny metal bits (from regular engine wear) and dirt sink right down to the bottom—far away from the oil pump’s intake (so the pump doesn’t suck that junk in). A lot of these pans also have a magnetic oil drain plug—this thing grabs those tiny metal pieces, so they don’t circulate through the engine and scratch up parts.
Cooling the Oil: The outside of the pan is out in the open air—plus, when the car’s moving, wind hits it too. This helps cool down the hot oil that flows back from the engine (when the engine’s running, the oil can get as hot as 100 to 120°C!). Keeping the oil from getting too hot keeps its thickness stable—if oil gets too hot, it gets thin and can’t lubricate the engine well anymore.
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It bolts right to the bottom of the engine block—straight under the crankshaft. The key here is lining it up perfectly with the block’s sealing surface. If it’s not aligned right, oil’ll leak for sure.
First, wipe off all the old gasket gunk from both the engine block and the oil pan’s sealing surfaces. Use a plastic scraper for this—metal scrapers will scratch the surface, and that’ll lead to leaks later.
Next, pop the new sealing gasket onto the oil pan. Heads up: Some gaskets need a thin coat of oil-resistant sealant on both sides. Just check the accessory manual to be sure.
Then, tighten the pan’s bolts with a torque wrench. Go in a crisscross pattern—start from the center and work your way out to the edges. Tighten ’em to 15–20N·m. Whatever you do, don’t over-tighten! That’ll squish the gasket, and then you’ll get leaks.
Once you’re done installing, add oil up to the standard level, then start the engine. Let it idle for 5 minutes, then check the bottom of the pan and the bolts for any oil seeping out.
Check under the car for oil spots: If there’s wet oil around the pan’s edges or the drain plug, that means either the gasket’s leaking or the plug’s loose.
Tighten the drain plug properly: After every oil change, make sure it’s tightened to 25–30N·m. Too loose, and it’ll leak; too tight, and you’ll strip the threads (total hassle!).
Try not to drive over super bumpy roads or big rocks. If you hit something hard, stop right away and check the pan for dents or cracks. A cracked pan leaks oil fast—and you’ll see the oil warning light pop on, so don’t ignore that.
Every time you do an oil change, take out the drain plug. Wipe off the little metal shavings stuck to the magnet with a rag, then screw it back in. It’s a simple step, but it keeps the oil nice and clean—no junk circulating to scratch engine parts.
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Summary
Bottom line, the Oil Pan Assy 1009100F0016 is like an unsung workhorse for the Dongfeng Dignity IX5’s engine. It doesn’t get much love or attention, but keeping it in good shape—no leaks, no dents—matters a ton if you want your engine to stick around longer. Do those regular checks, and when you need to replace it, go for original parts? That’ll save you from dropping big money on expensive engine fixes later!
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