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Dorman® Automatic Transmission Oil Pan for Audi
PartNumber: 265-878Product Specifications- Bolt Hole Quantity: 19
- Color/Finish: Black
- Depth: 2 In.
- Dipstick Port: No
- Drain Plug Included: Yes
- Drain Plug Type: Threaded
- Drain Thread Diameter: 11 mm
- Gasket Configuration: One Piece
- Gasket or Seal Included: No
- Grade Type: Regular
- Installation Hardware Included: No
- Length (in): 11.5 In
- Mount Hole Diameter: 7 mm
- OE Part Number: 02E325201D
- Oil Cooler Return Fitting: No
- Package Contents: Transmission Pan
- Transmission Filter Extension Included: No
- Transmission Filter Included: No
- Transmission Pan Capacity Increase (Qts): 0
- Transmission Pan Material: Steel
- Transmission Pan Style/Type: Standard
- Transmission Plug Included: Yes
- Transmission Temperature Sending Bung Included: No
- Transmission Type: Automatic
- UPC: 885484864269
- Width (in): 9.5
- Part Description: Audi Automatic Transmission Oil Pan
$79.19
VAICO® Automatic Transmission Oil Pan for Audi
PartNumber: V10-4618Product Specifications- Height [mm]: 105
- Length [mm]: 275
- Packaging Depth [cm]: 27
- Packaging height [cm]: 23,8
- Packaging width [cm]: 23,8
- Part number of recommended accessories: V10-3025
- Supplementary Article/Info 2: without oil pan gasket
- Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info: without oil drain plug
- Surface: Powder coated
- Transmission Type: 6-Speed Dual-Clutch Transmission
- Weight [kg]: 1,27
- Wet Sump Material: Sheet Steel
- Width [mm]: 250
- Part Description: Audi Automatic Transmission Oil Pan
About Audi Automatic Transmission Oil Pan
Audi has a history of more than 100 years. It offers cars with great power, an elegant appearance, and high-performing auto parts. As a result, it gains great success in the premium motor market. Audi offers consumers affordable and reliable parts, such as the automatic transmission oil pan. It is a necessary component that is meant to hold all the automatic transmission fluid (ATF). There are different types of oil pans besides the stock pan that can help improve transmission.
Audi provides lots of high-performing parts. But after a long time, the worn Audi automatic transmission oil pan might cause huge problems. It can store the transmission fluid to keep it from getting contaminated by dirt and debris. Here are the steps to remove the Audi automatic transmission oil pan. First, disconnect the negative battery terminal. Next, raise and support the car, and locate the automatic transmission oil pan. Then remove the oil pan bolts. Finally, pull the automatic transmission oil pan from the car. Our large online assortment covers the majority of classic cars. There are lots of inexpensive and nice Audi parts on our site.