87 F150 Transmission Swap
#1
87 F150 Transmission Swap
So just a quick question, I've got an 87 F150, with the 300-6 and a C6, 4x4. If I pull a 4wd AOD or E4OD out of something, is it a direct bolt in, and I can hang my existing transfer case off the back? Or am I going to need the transfer case out of the donor as well? (I understand that the transmission needs to come off of another 300-6 or small block for the bellhousing to match.) And in the case of an E4OD, what additional electronics would I need to grab?
#2
E4OD is going to be tough. You'd need all the electronics, computer, and wiring out of a later truck that had an E4OD. That's going to be a big project to get that all integrated into your '87 which never had a factory option for an electronic trans. The E4OD is also longer, so you need different length driveshafts. The t-case will bolt in place, but the shift linkage may need to be adjusted to match the hole in the floor due to the different trans length.
I've never messed with AODs, so I'll let others comment on that option.
I've never messed with AODs, so I'll let others comment on that option.
#3
E4OD is going to be tough. You'd need all the electronics, computer, and wiring out of a later truck that had an E4OD. That's going to be a big project to get that all integrated into your '87 which never had a factory option for an electronic trans. The E4OD is also longer, so you need different length driveshafts. The t-case will bolt in place, but the shift linkage may need to be adjusted to match the hole in the floor due to the different trans length.
I've never messed with AODs, so I'll let others comment on that option.
I've never messed with AODs, so I'll let others comment on that option.
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