1990 Bronco trade.
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1990 Bronco trade.
Ok Guys I found out my neighbor has a 1990 4x4 bronco tucked away not sure of mileage not to worried it will not be a daily driver. I was told it had an e40d in it but I'm not sure.
I need to know please:
Approx. Value: Its rough but If I can throw a tranny in it and take it out to play it will save my crew cab some scratches.
I have a 73 t-bird with a 460 c6 and 9inch trans that runs I am trying to trade him.
How can I tell if it is a 5.0 or 5.8 and how can I tell the difference between the e4od and aode trans.
He also has a 4.6 out of a mustang sitting there i'm going snag just to put in my collection of crap be cause its cheap complete intake to pan. for 100.00
Any help would be great.
I need to know please:
Approx. Value: Its rough but If I can throw a tranny in it and take it out to play it will save my crew cab some scratches.
I have a 73 t-bird with a 460 c6 and 9inch trans that runs I am trying to trade him.
How can I tell if it is a 5.0 or 5.8 and how can I tell the difference between the e4od and aode trans.
He also has a 4.6 out of a mustang sitting there i'm going snag just to put in my collection of crap be cause its cheap complete intake to pan. for 100.00
Any help would be great.
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I can't help on the value.
At least by 1994, the upper intake has the engine displacement proudly cast into it, real easy to see. I know they did that starting many years earlier on car 5.0s.
I didn't think the AOD-E ever made it into Broncos.
The all-mechanical AOD did --> no overdrive lockout switch on the end of the shift stalk, and the TV (Throttle Valve) cable from throttle down to the side of the trans.
The E4OD is electrically shifted --> has OD lockout switch on end of trans shifter stalk, no TV cable. The E4OD is a much more massive trans than the AOD.
At least by 1994, the upper intake has the engine displacement proudly cast into it, real easy to see. I know they did that starting many years earlier on car 5.0s.
I didn't think the AOD-E ever made it into Broncos.
The all-mechanical AOD did --> no overdrive lockout switch on the end of the shift stalk, and the TV (Throttle Valve) cable from throttle down to the side of the trans.
The E4OD is electrically shifted --> has OD lockout switch on end of trans shifter stalk, no TV cable. The E4OD is a much more massive trans than the AOD.
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I must have bumped my head this morning. I know how to tell if it has the e4od all the damn trucks I have been around lately have them. I know the mustangs had the 5.0 on them want sure about the trucks and boncos thanks for the info
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Just glancing through CL for Ventura and San Diego I'd say the Bronco's worth $2200 max depending on condition. You might be better off searching CL for the location closest to you and seeing if anyone is willing to trade.
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