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Ford Focus Transmission Oil Pan Assembly
Part Number: XS4Z-7A194-AB$49.25 MSRP: $70.77You Save: $21.52 (31%)
Ford Focus Transmission Pan
The Ford Focus Transmission Pan is an automatic gearbox component that holds the essential fluid that cools, lubricates, and supplies hydraulic pressure. Placed low under the vehicle, this Transmission Pan is subject to all road debris and water spray. Further, a hard knock or years of exposure can dent, crack, or rust this part, leading to a leak. This leak results in the transmission not getting enough oil, causing damage to it. Most Focus models have a Transmission Pan that is made of stamped steel and a sturdy yet inexpensive design. However, certain later Focus variants have a molded plastic Transmission Pan that integrates the fluid filter assembly, which necessitates replacement when there's a filter service. The pan, no matter what it is made of, is rarely to blame by itself for a leak. Unfortunately, the absence of a drain plug on many Ford units complicates fluid changes as bolts must be loosened to let fluid escape a corner. By regularly inspecting the Transmission Pan lip, Ford drivers can notice seeping gaskets before fluid loss occurs. By taking care of pan corrosion on Ford, one can keep their car in good shape. Every Focus owner is urged to watch for rusty spots after winter road salt.
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Ford Focus Transmission Pan Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the transmission pan to cure leaks in the transaxle on Ford Focus?A:This procedure is primarily intended to address any leaks originating from the transmission pan joint and is not recommended for the DIV mechanic to remove the transmission pan for other reasons, except for the recommended changes of fluid and filter, as this provides access to internal transaxle components, which are beyond the typical scope of maintenance. To begin, apply the parking brake, jack up the front of the car, and support it on axle stands. Place a suitable container below the pan to catch the transaxle contents that will drain upon removal. Progressively unscrew and remove the transmission pan bolts. Since the transmission pan is adhered to the transaxle base by sealant, it may not fall off easily; therefore, care must be taken to break the sealant without damaging the mating surfaces. A sharp knife can be used to cut around the joint for easier removal. Once the transmission pan is off, clean all traces of sealant from both the pan and the transaxle mating face, ensuring not to mark either surface. Apply a 1/16-inch thick bead of RTV sealant to the transmission pan mating face, avoiding excess that could contaminate internal components. Raise the pan into position, insert a few bolts to secure it, then install and progressively tighten all remaining bolts to the specified torque. Allow the sealant to cure, trim any excess, and refill the transaxle via the dipstick tube. Finally, take the car for a short drive to bring the fluid up to operating temperature, then re-check the fluid level and inspect for any signs of leakage.
