Identificating a Tranny
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Identificating a Tranny
When my neighbor and i stripped a 1993 he had noticed that it had a rather large trannsmission (it was a 2wd f-150) in it. and he have been having a lot of grief trying to figure out what it is. He has had many people look at it and they dont know what it is. he said it was not a c6. (i dont know anything about this kind of stuff) i have written down some of the numbers by the bar code. I was woundering if you guys could help me ID this beast. and if it is common or what. here is the numbers. (once again if i need more numbers i can get them)
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5102 0009856 (some letters appeared after looked like an I and a Z and some smudged ones)
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5102 0009856 (some letters appeared after looked like an I and a Z and some smudged ones)
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Probably an E4OD.. its a 20 bolt pan..
you can check out the different types of trannys by the shape of the pan and how many bolts its got..
http://lmctruck.com/icatalog/fd/0009.asp
try going there and matching up the tranny with one of the shapes there
you can check out the different types of trannys by the shape of the pan and how many bolts its got..
http://lmctruck.com/icatalog/fd/0009.asp
try going there and matching up the tranny with one of the shapes there
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From: Lafayette, IN
Or go here, within this very helpful site:
https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...ers_Guide.html
Chances are good that it is an E4OD. Check your door code under "TRANS" or "TR". The shift pattern will be P R N D 2 1 with an O/D cancel button on the end of the shifter. The E4OD is a very large tranny, the AOD/AODE are not. The C6 is vacuum controlled, so there would be a vacuum line to a modulator somewhere near the rear of the tranny. The E4OD will also have a large electrical harness kind of right in the middle of the passenger side, while the AOD would have a TV (throttle valve) control cable going up to the throttle body. I'm not sure where the harness would go for the AODE, as I've never seen or messed with one.
Jason
https://www.ford-trucks.com/article/...ers_Guide.html
Chances are good that it is an E4OD. Check your door code under "TRANS" or "TR". The shift pattern will be P R N D 2 1 with an O/D cancel button on the end of the shifter. The E4OD is a very large tranny, the AOD/AODE are not. The C6 is vacuum controlled, so there would be a vacuum line to a modulator somewhere near the rear of the tranny. The E4OD will also have a large electrical harness kind of right in the middle of the passenger side, while the AOD would have a TV (throttle valve) control cable going up to the throttle body. I'm not sure where the harness would go for the AODE, as I've never seen or messed with one.
Jason
