E4OD Bolt Up?
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From: Capac MI
My 96 F250 has a 460 and E4OD so yes they will bolt together just fine.
C6 is a 3 speed and the E4OD is a 4 speed, the OD means overdrive. The E means electronic, so it is shifted by a computer.
C6 is a 3 speed and the E4OD is a 4 speed, the OD means overdrive. The E means electronic, so it is shifted by a computer.
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From: Lafayette, IN
It depends on which E4OD you have--there are several versions. The 300, 302 and 351 all have one bellhousing bolt pattern, the 460 has a different one (I don't recall if it matches the diesels or not). So there's at least two, maybe 3 (I'm not real familiar with the diesels and the 460, so what I know, I read here).
The C6 is of course, legendary in reliability. The E4OD is less so, but it was also put behind much more powerful engines--the PowerStroke and a newer 460. Later versions of the E4OD are considered to be much better than the initial release.
Jason
The C6 is of course, legendary in reliability. The E4OD is less so, but it was also put behind much more powerful engines--the PowerStroke and a newer 460. Later versions of the E4OD are considered to be much better than the initial release.
Jason
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