Nissan RE5R05A Low Profile
Transmission Pan

P/N 11091

Volume: 1 to 1.5 qts. over stock

Dimensions: are in this pdf file. This pan is 2 5/8 from the gasket surface to the top of the fins.

Number of Bolts: 22

Description

This heavy duty transmission oil pan fits the Nissan RE5R05A transmission. This pan features:

• a low profile for ground clearance
• fins, aluminum construction and a bit more capacity for cooling
• a drain plug for easier maintenance

PML designed this pan for Titan trucks with clearance concerns and 350Z cars. This pan has been installed on:

• Titan trucks with skid plates
• 350Z cars
• Infiniti QX56
• Navara

Scroll down to see installations of this pan further down on this page. Many Infiniti models such as G35 and QX56 use this transmission but we do not have information on interference from cross members or exhaust for all models. This pan might also work on the Fairlady.

Frontier and Xterra also use this transmission but have cross members that interfer. PML plans to work on a pan to accomodate the cross members.

We have a deep Nissan RE5R05A pan that is 3.5 quarts over stock.

Filter and Gasket Information

Image shows the inside of the pan.

The filter on the RE5R05A is a screen, and it bolts on to the valve body of the transmission so no filter supports or extentions are needed.

This transmission pan works with stock gaskets. These are usually about $25 from your local Nissan dealer. For example, the Nissan part number is 3139790X0A for 2007 and newer Titans or 3139790X00 for 2003 to 2007 Titans.

Temperature Sensor Information

The boss provided in this pan can be machined for use with aftermarket sensors and gages. Titan trucks standardly have a transmission temperature gauge that works independent of the transmission pan. If you would like PML to machine the boss on this pan for a temperature sensor, the machining charge is $40 and this option must be ordered over the phone. The boss can accomodate 1/8 to 1/2 NPT.

PML Transmission Pan Compared to Nissan Stock Pan

PML's low profile Nissan RE5R05A transmission pan compared to a stock pan. The fins and thick gasket flange make the pan a little taller than stock.

Installations

350Z 2004

Installation of a PML pan on a 2004 350Z. Our thanks to Mark and Aaron for the pictures and feedback.
       

Titan 2006

Installation of a PML pan on a 2006 Titan. Our thanks to Mike for the images and feedback.
       

Infiniti QX56 2010

Installation of this PML Nissan pan on an Infiniti QX56 2010. Our thanks to Melv for the images and feedback.
       

Navara

Installation of the low profile PML transmission for the Nissan RE5R05A on a Navara 2.5 Diesel in Malaysia. Pan finish is the natural cast finish. The customer reported that installing the PML pan overcame the Navara's overheating problem.

The Navara is not sold in the US but it is similar to a Frontier. PML deep pan for the Nissan RE5R05A has also been installed on the Navara.

In the side view picture at the immediate left, you can see that this low profile pan does not hang below the cross member.

Our thanks to Jack and Nick who ordered and installed our pan and emailed us this picture.

PML Transmission Pan Features

• Increased oil capacity for cooler temperatures
• Sand-cast aluminum with raised fins
• 3/16-inch thick wall construction to add strength to the transmission case
• 3/8-inch thick gasket flange will not bend when bolts are tightened
• Machined gasket surface for a secure seal
• Boss cast into pan can be machined for a temperature sensor
• Magnetic drain plug for easier, less messy maintenance
• Mounting hardware provided

Find out why you should buy a PML transmission pan.

Gasket and filter not included (use stock parts).

Learn more about finishes and construction of PML parts.

If you would like PML to machine your pan for a temperature sensor, there is an additional charge of $40. Please place your order over the phone if you would like machining.

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