Pacific Performance
Ford 10R80 Shallow Pan 2017-2022 Heavy-Duty Cast Aluminum Transmission Pan
Ford's 10R80 transmission is revolutionary. This 10-speed power manager can go from street to strip with a flick of a button on some vehicle applications. All this available power generates more heat. Even daily light-to-light commutes create high heat. High heat destroys transmission internals and scorches fluid. Each of these contributes to reduced performance and transmission life.
PPE's cast aluminum pan provides superior cooling over the stock plastic pan. The stock plastic pan has no drain plug and the pan is discarded after each transmission service. The PPE Pan's cast-aluminum construction with exterior fins transfers heat away from transmission internals.
Lower transmission fluid temperatures extend transmission life. The benefits of the PPE Pan also include easier fluid services. Simply drain, plug and refill. No more trans-fluid showers.
The PPE Heavy-Duty 10R80 Transmission Pan also features our high-power Neodymium magnet-equipped drain plug to keep harmful ferrous metal contaminants out of the transmission internals.
- Ford Ranger 4 Cyl 2.3 Liter Turbocharger
- Ford 10R80 Shallow Pan
- 2017-2022
- Raw
- Heavy-Duty Cast Aluminum Transmission Pan
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