92-93 engine swap
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92-93 engine swap
Me AGAIN!!!
So if I gather all the info y'all gave me so far for putting a 93 Bronco 5.8L automatic into a 92 F150 5.0 5 speed............I have to keep the old intake, put a new flywheel on the 5.8, keep the 92 computer, keep the 93 exhaust manifolds, tinker with the exhaust somehow (not sure about this yet)
You agree with me on this???
Thanks for all your help!
Scott
anybody need any 93 Bronco parts??
So if I gather all the info y'all gave me so far for putting a 93 Bronco 5.8L automatic into a 92 F150 5.0 5 speed............I have to keep the old intake, put a new flywheel on the 5.8, keep the 92 computer, keep the 93 exhaust manifolds, tinker with the exhaust somehow (not sure about this yet)
You agree with me on this???
Thanks for all your help!
Scott
anybody need any 93 Bronco parts??
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You need the complete 93 5.8 motor.. everything from the oilpan to the throttlebody, none of the 5.0 parts fit the 5.8 motor.
You need the 5.8 manifolds and Y-pipe if it's in good condition.
You need a 28oz balance flywheel if you are keeping the manual tranny.
You need a 5.8 computer for a non computer controlled tranny, what trany is in the Bronco?
You need the 5.8 manifolds and Y-pipe if it's in good condition.
You need a 28oz balance flywheel if you are keeping the manual tranny.
You need a 5.8 computer for a non computer controlled tranny, what trany is in the Bronco?
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You need the complete 93 5.8 motor.. everything from the oilpan to the throttlebody, none of the 5.0 parts fit the 5.8 motor.
You need the 5.8 manifolds and Y-pipe if it's in good condition.
You need a 28oz balance flywheel if you are keeping the manual tranny.
You need a 5.8 computer for a non computer controlled tranny, what trany is in the Bronco?
You need the 5.8 manifolds and Y-pipe if it's in good condition.
You need a 28oz balance flywheel if you are keeping the manual tranny.
You need a 5.8 computer for a non computer controlled tranny, what trany is in the Bronco?
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There have been people here that had trucks as new as '95 with an AOD tranny... but this was never offered behind the 5.8 to my knowledge. It is possible the Bronco has a C6, but if it has OD then it's most likely an E4OD. The tranny code on the door pillar will tell you for sure.
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This means that you're options for an automatic transmission behind a 351w in a '93 bronco is an E4OD. To my knowledge they did not use the C6 in the bronco after about 1990.
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OK:
There is no OD on the shifter/dash ....anywhere! The tranny has an embossed Ford logo on it and says Metric and there is a big bump in the middle of the pan, and no electrical connections on it.
There is no OD on the shifter/dash ....anywhere! The tranny has an embossed Ford logo on it and says Metric and there is a big bump in the middle of the pan, and no electrical connections on it.
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What is the shift indicator sequence?
What does the pan look like from this link... Ford C4 and C6 Transmissions
What does the pan look like from this link... Ford C4 and C6 Transmissions
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Definitely looks like the bottom one, and like this says, has a big rubber plug in the bottom of the bell"
"AODE/4R70W go from 92 to present. It’s pan is similar to the AOD. These trannies have a large neutral switch (sometimes called a MLPS) mounted to the manual linkage and has a hole covered by a rubber plug on the bellhousing’s bottom. 4x4 truck pans (and 76+ model cars and 2wd trucks) are dropped near the center. "
"AODE/4R70W go from 92 to present. It’s pan is similar to the AOD. These trannies have a large neutral switch (sometimes called a MLPS) mounted to the manual linkage and has a hole covered by a rubber plug on the bellhousing’s bottom. 4x4 truck pans (and 76+ model cars and 2wd trucks) are dropped near the center. "
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