Automatic Transmisson Flexplate for 5.8 4R70W
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My 5.8 is kind of a mesh of parts. All stock, but from many different years. The long block is from an 84, I was told its the HO, but I never verified. The intake is from an 88, and the valve and timing covers and injection original from my 95.
As far as tips go, I tried using the EGR pipe from the the 302, but it was a no go, had to get one for the 351. Same for the PCV valve, had to get the 351 adapters and hoses.
And from at least 95 up the 4r70w was the auto trans used behind all the 302s.
Yeah let me know if you have any questions, im still working some bugs out of my engine, maybe your swap can help me too
As far as tips go, I tried using the EGR pipe from the the 302, but it was a no go, had to get one for the 351. Same for the PCV valve, had to get the 351 adapters and hoses.
And from at least 95 up the 4r70w was the auto trans used behind all the 302s.
Yeah let me know if you have any questions, im still working some bugs out of my engine, maybe your swap can help me too
#18
E0AZ (or EOAZ) 6375-A / Available from Ford
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Whenever there's a ZERO as the 2nd digit of a part numbers prefix, it can also be typed as the letter O
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MSRP: $98.22 // FTE sponsor tousleyfordparts.com price: $72.39.
Whenever there's a ZERO as the 2nd digit of a part numbers prefix, it can also be typed as the letter O
While E0 is correct, most times when the number is inputed into websites, EO predominates.
#19
#20
1996 351 flywheel to a aode tranny
blue rebel so you used the 205 flex plate on this engine switch? Reason I asked is I also did this engine switch 96 f 150 4x4 from a 302 to a 351 using the aode tranny. I messed up using the 351 existing flywheel so I wanted to make sure you used the 205 and not the 105 flywheel. Conanski has been helping me as well invaluable help in getting this right. It's all confusing this Ford Flex plate thing. Thanks
#22
Thank you for your response. The aode n the 4rw70 is the same exact transmission minus the electronics an gears inside but same casing etc.. This is where I messed up using the 351 flywheel that was hooked up to the newer e4od tranny. Offset is different from the flywheel used on the 351 to 4rw70 or aod trans, same weight 28oz but offset is diff makes a difference. Thanks again don
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