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I have an e4od tranny in my 92 f250 with a 460. When i get the pedal to the floor it shifts at about 4000 rpm. Is this normal?
 
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try posting on the transmission forum... you might get more answers... I'm not sure myself... Don't like auto tranny's...

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Originally Posted by austinramsay
I have an e4od tranny in my 92 f250 with a 460. When i get the pedal to the floor it shifts at about 4000 rpm. Is this normal?
Sounds normal to me. My 1992 F350 4x4 w/5.8L engine and E4OD shifts around the same RPM if I keep the throttle nailed.
 
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