AFE Power 46-71470B Street Series Engine Oil Pan for Mopar V6, 6.5 Quart Capacity, Black Aluminum, Full Sump Design for Jeep Gladiator and Jeep Wrangler JL
The AFE Power 46-71470B Engine Oil Pan is designed for Mopar V6 engines in Jeep Gladiator models from 2020 to 2025 and Jeep Wrangler JL models from 2018 to 2025. Crafted from durable aluminum with a sleek black powder coat finish, this oil pan features a full sump design that provides a generous 6.5-quart capacity, ensuring reliable oil control and cooling during demanding driving conditions. Its finned construction enhances heat dissipation, helping maintain optimal oil temperature for improved engine performance and longevity. The oil pan's deep profile measures approximately 3.09 inches, offering ample clearance and efficient oil flow within the engine bay. Precision manufacturing ensures a proper fit and ease of installation, making it an ideal upgrade for enthusiasts seeking to optimize their vehicle's lubrication system. With a robust construction and quality materials, this oil pan is built to withstand the rigors of off-road adventures and daily driving alike, contributing to the overall health and efficiency of your engine. Whether for performance enhancements or routine maintenance, the AFE Power Street Series oil pan delivers dependable protection and improved oil management for your Jeep vehicle.
Features:
- Full sump design for comprehensive oil capture and distribution
- Constructed from high-quality aluminum with black powder coat finish for durability and corrosion resistance
- Finned surface design enhances heat dissipation for optimal engine temperature
- Capacity of 6.5 quarts supports extended oil change intervals and improved lubrication
- Engineered specifically for Mopar V6 engines in Jeep Gladiator and Jeep Wrangler JL models
- Deep profile measuring approximately 3.09 inches for better oil control and flow
- Precision-matched to OE specifications for straightforward installation
- Designed to withstand off-road conditions and demanding driving environments