2wd transmission pan on 4x4 transmission
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2wd transmission pan on 4x4 transmission
Hey guys,
bought a 2wd transmission pan without realizing it for my 4x4 AOD transmission.
Bought the aftermarket for the drain plug.. and I know it's a 0.5 quart less fluid capacity, but would it be ok if I put this pan on my 4x4 transmission with a 2wd filter also?
Otherwise I'm just going to order a deeper capacity pan with drain plug and keep the 4x4 trans filter.
Thanks
bought a 2wd transmission pan without realizing it for my 4x4 AOD transmission.
Bought the aftermarket for the drain plug.. and I know it's a 0.5 quart less fluid capacity, but would it be ok if I put this pan on my 4x4 transmission with a 2wd filter also?
Otherwise I'm just going to order a deeper capacity pan with drain plug and keep the 4x4 trans filter.
Thanks
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It will work OK if you just use the truck like a 2 wheel drive truck and not do any off road 4X4 type stuff.
The deeper pan was for when the truck tips or rocks. Ford has a ground clearance spec and that is why they had to put shallower pans on the 2 wheel drive trucks. Later on, 1999 and newer tucks even the 2 wheel drive trucks had the deeper pans as they now had the ground clearance.
Some larger 2 wheel drive RV had the deeper pan in the early 90's as they had the ground clearance.
The deeper pan was for when the truck tips or rocks. Ford has a ground clearance spec and that is why they had to put shallower pans on the 2 wheel drive trucks. Later on, 1999 and newer tucks even the 2 wheel drive trucks had the deeper pans as they now had the ground clearance.
Some larger 2 wheel drive RV had the deeper pan in the early 90's as they had the ground clearance.
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Make sure you get a matching gasket for it.
If the pan has a newer flat mounting surface you can use a reusable rubber coated steel gasket.
If the it is a older type pan with raised rings around the holes then you have to use a cork gasket or it will leak (pore) ATF out.
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I hope it was a E4OD deep pan and not a AOD pan.
Make sure you get a matching gasket for it.
If the pan has a newer flat mounting surface you can use a reusable rubber coated steel gasket.
If the it is a older type pan with raised rings around the holes then you have to use a cork gasket or it will leak (pore) ATF out.
Make sure you get a matching gasket for it.
If the pan has a newer flat mounting surface you can use a reusable rubber coated steel gasket.
If the it is a older type pan with raised rings around the holes then you have to use a cork gasket or it will leak (pore) ATF out.
Why would I need an E4OD pan? I got a deep AOD pan, this one:
The transmission in my '92 has been replaced with a 4x4 AOD out of a 1990 F150, as part of my 4x4 conversion.
I just bought a Fel-Pro gasket, it's black, I don't think it's a steel gasket?
Should I be getting a re-usable, like this one? The pan says it comes with a gasket, I would sure hope it's a re-usable, for the price I paid for the pan.
Moroso Transmission Pan Gasket Rubber with Steel Core Ford 4R70W AOD AODE Ea 084663931062 | eBay
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