Tranny/Transfer Fried
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Tranny/Transfer Fried
My 1991 Ford F150 4X4's tranny/transfer went out. I have the 351W and E4OD. It's going to be a desert truck so I don't really need the OD, so I wanted to go with a C6/transfer combo from an older F150. Which year would fit and would the drivelines bolt on as well? Since the E4OD is electronic and the C6 isn't, would I have any issues? I've heard yes and no. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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From: iowa
A C6 will bolt to your tcase with the right adaptor, or an early 80s F150 with a 351w will have a C6 that will bolt to your engine, and the tcase will most likely be a np 208. it should be a bolt in. and the C6 won't have a problem since it doesn't need the electronics to shift going the other way would be an issue cause you would have to come up with a controler.
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Originally Posted by monsterbaby
Oh if only I could buld a strong enough truck to tow a 747 then I would know it's the toughest thing around.
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yes i have seen that. but also understand that 747 planes are moved into posistion everyday with airport tractors and guess what, most are powered by the 300 six c-6 combo.sure it is very slow
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Originally Posted by ford390gashog
yes i have seen that. but also understand that 747 planes are moved into posistion everyday with airport tractors and guess what, most are powered by the 300 six c-6 combo.sure it is very slow
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From: iowa
Originally Posted by The SnoMan
Not to rain on your parade or anything but GM did in 70's and made a TV commercail about it using a stock K20 with a 400SB, automatic, 4.10 gears and fulltime 4wd. (it is in the book of world records too) Ford used same Tcase for a while in their trucks and could maybe have done the same if they had thought of it first.
Here maybe this will jog your memory.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...d.php?t=442000
And if reading doesn't do it for you maybe a visual picture will help
Last edited by monsterbaby; Jan 2, 2006 at 01:07 PM.
