E4OD/4R100 Question
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E4OD/4R100 Question
I'm cleaning out a tranny shop and I came across 2 transimmisons that look like E4OD's. One I am fairly sure is a 4R100, and is the one that I got my accumulator body from. My question is that I don't know if these trannys are for diesels engines or gassers. How can I tell if they are for a 7.3 or not. I'm having my transmission rebuilt and it would be much easier if I could just have that one built and swap them.
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The 7.3 Diesel has a large opening at the bottom of the bell housing & an inspection plate cover.
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Diesel will always have the hole, the hole will be larger than 1" and will always have an inspection cover.
Send a pic of the hole/inspection cover if you can and I will confirm
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48 ford- one of them is just a shell, but I think that I found a solienoid pack that is for an e4od on a shelf of supposed e4od parts. If you can find me a part number that I can cross refrence I will check for you.
