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From: Whitewright, Tx
Originally Posted by DAVID'S97F250HD
I think the 4x4 e4od oil pan is slightly larger but by how much I can't tell.
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if comparing a the E4 4wd pan and the 4R 4wd pan they are the same other than the drain plug. there is a 2wd pan and 4wd pan.
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if comparing a the E4 4wd pan and the 4R 4wd pan they are the same other than the drain plug. there is a 2wd pan and 4wd pan.
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YEAH, the "higher capacity" in your first post and signature stating a 2x4 gave it away with what you were inquiring about a larger pan.
Anyways, 4r100 pan with drain plug would be awsome but I like to change my filter on services so its your call on the e4od or the 4r100. You also need that 4wd trans filter, if you install the 2wd it may fall off since the pan supports the filter and you can starve the trans. of oil.
Anyways, 4r100 pan with drain plug would be awsome but I like to change my filter on services so its your call on the e4od or the 4r100. You also need that 4wd trans filter, if you install the 2wd it may fall off since the pan supports the filter and you can starve the trans. of oil.
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From: Rogue River, OR
Youse guys has got me as confused as a sterile Bunny. Lets see if I have this straight. I have a E4OD 2X4 so to increase ATF capacity I can install the E4OD pan off of a 4X4 and use the 4X4 Filter. How am I doin'??
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From the factory the E4 had no drain plugs in the pans. But the 4R pan is the exact same thing except it has a drain plug.
Rog if you want higher capacity yes a 4wd pan will do what you want along with a 4wd filter. Now all the E4 and 4R pans sold from Ford are 4R pans with a drain plug.
Rog if you want higher capacity yes a 4wd pan will do what you want along with a 4wd filter. Now all the E4 and 4R pans sold from Ford are 4R pans with a drain plug.