transmission questions
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transmission questions
Hey all, recently I picked up a '93 E150 4.9L I6 with a bad tranny(unknown to me when I bought it). The tag on the tranny is F2UP-DC. I did a search on car-part.com and found a few at a yard about 2 hours away, so I ran and picked one up. When I was there, I noticed the tag is different on this one and is actually from a '93 F150 with a 5.0L engine. They swear (and guarantee) it will fit. I can barely read the tag on the "new" one, and it looks like it says F21P-DC. Will this fit my van? anything I need to look out for when installing? Thanks for any help I can get.
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Those numbers don't mean anything to me. Are both transmissions E4ODs? The one in your truck definitely is, I don't know if the new one is. The AOD is a much smaller trans. E4OD have 20 bolts on the pan, AOD has 14.
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Don't know about E4OD, but went thru the mill looking for '92 E150 5.0L AOD tranny. Discovered an issue w/tailshaft length, that prevented an F150 AOD from being a direct fit. Recycler's interchange book said it swapped, but it didn't. Recycler suggested swapping tailshaft & housing, but not practical.
More learned that Lincoln Continental used the right length tailshaft AOD.
More learned that Lincoln Continental used the right length tailshaft AOD.
Last edited by Club Wagon; Jan 8, 2012 at 09:50 PM. Reason: spelling
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