Oil Pickup For 187 Pan
Looks like the one from Summit is for 6 qt. RB motors.... here's my limited knowledge on the subject. See attached pic, the three pickups on the right are Melling 63-S3 and Mopar P4529565. Those three pickups are identical and interchangeble in every way, as far as I can see; 3/8" tube, six quart RB applications (but not 62-65 B bodies).![5 and 6 quart stock pickups 4[1].jpg](https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/attachments/5-and-6-quart-stock-pickups-4-1-jpg.1715482568/ "5 and 6 quart stock pickups 4[1].jpg")
The 4th pickup from the right side is an RB application, 5 quart pan. The two pickups on the left are identical, one is damaged bad, and the second one is the only of this stack that would work, with a ( 5 quart) 187 pan on a "B" engine big block, as confirmed during a build last year. Unfortunately, I don't have part numbers for the three pickups from the left side. I could make an educated guess, but it would still be a guess. The best info I could find at my fingertips would be to go on the 440 source website, and look at the original part numbers listing for the oil pans by application, because it does include the pickup numbers there. HTH, Lefty71 (wish I had a better answer for you).
Looks like the one from Summit is for 6 qt. RB motors.... here's my limited knowledge on the subject. See attached pic, the three pickups on the right are Melling 63-S3 and Mopar P4529565. Those three pickups are identical and interchangeble in every way, as far as I can see; 3/8" tube, six quart RB applications (but not 62-65 B bodies).
The 4th pickup from the right side is an RB application, 5 quart pan. The two pickups on the left are identical, one is damaged bad, and the second one is the only of this stack that would work, with a ( 5 quart) 187 pan on a "B" engine big block, as confirmed during a build last year. Unfortunately, I don't have part numbers for the three pickups from the left side. I could make an educated guess, but it would still be a guess. The best info I could find at my fingertips would be to go on the 440 source website, and look at the original part numbers listing for the oil pans by application, because it does include the pickup numbers there. HTH, Lefty71 (wish I had a better answer for you).
