What is this plate on my oil pan???

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2011SSVHOE

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I'm going with sound deadener, If it was a skid plate it would have more fasteners holding it in place around the periphery. If it was a sacrificial anode it would probably screw inside the pan kind of like a water heater anode. Sound deadener is my Vote, just my 2 cents
 

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You guys do realize the 'skid plate' comment was a joke right? Because in now way would this be an effective skid plate design or location.
 
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It could just be added weight to keep from popping wheelies all the time from the awesome power these engines put out... Kinda like a ballast.
 
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I did some searching online and it is acctually a cover plate. If you want to remove it and install the part it is part number 121G on O'Reilly website

Very interesting.... It doesn't appear to cover anything from what I can tell.... Would be cool if it were an access to the oil pump pickup tube bolt.
 

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