how much for an E4OD?
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how much for an E4OD?
Anyone know about how much a good used E4OD for a '90 F150 runs? I checked Jasper trans. for a remanufactuered one and they are pricey($2300). My Lariat is about ready for one. Slipping some when downshifting into low gear. --Jack
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Have ya thought about rebuilding your own? I don't know if the price would be any lower, but then you get to pick any options to put in it. I know when I had mine rebuilt, Aamco told me $1250 to bring it back to stock, but I don't think they included labor of $750 to this. I chose to get all the upgrades, and use steel components, making it "bulletproof", labor included, for $2800. If you do buy a rebuilt one, make sure it has the updates in it, which most onesI would think probably will. You don't want the same problems with all that money spent.
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It might be worth having two or three reputable trans shops( even a dealer) give you an idea of what is wrong. The E4OD is controlled by the computer. Lousy oil, or a couple of bad sensors in the drivetrain could make your tranny sick. Try to read thru as many threads on the E4OD here, and you'll get a sense of the various problems that can disable an otherwise "working" trans.
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Originally posted by 924x2150
It might be worth having two or three reputable trans shops( even a dealer) give you an idea of what is wrong. The E4OD is controlled by the computer. Lousy oil, or a couple of bad sensors in the drivetrain could make your tranny sick. Try to read thru as many threads on the E4OD here, and you'll get a sense of the various problems that can disable an otherwise "working" trans.
It might be worth having two or three reputable trans shops( even a dealer) give you an idea of what is wrong. The E4OD is controlled by the computer. Lousy oil, or a couple of bad sensors in the drivetrain could make your tranny sick. Try to read thru as many threads on the E4OD here, and you'll get a sense of the various problems that can disable an otherwise "working" trans.
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Someone quoted the prices for just the parts, and that came to almost $2,000. I'd say hit a used parts dealer, and get one that has a 3 month warranty. That's what I think I'm going to have to do for mine when it finally dies.
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the ones on ebay have a yr to 18 month warranty
they have heavy duty rebuild kit for like 600 with Torque convertor and stuff
they have heavy duty rebuild kit for like 600 with Torque convertor and stuff
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