transmission question
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transmission question
Hello all, Im looking at buying a 1994 f350 with the 7.3 IDI motor. The transmission is an automatic. Would this be the E4OD trans? The end of the shifter has been swapped out for a nice shiny aftermarket piece (if your into that sort of thing) .And I forgot if the drive had a circle around it on the selector. I test drove in town and did not get on highway so could not tell . Thanks for any help.
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Technically 1989 was the change over year but the C6 remained an option for some places (fleet orders were one example) well after 89'.
I agree its most likely an E4OD though.
Make sure that thing performs absolutely flawlessly though, because they are not nearly as cheap as a C6 to repair when things go wrong.
I agree its most likely an E4OD though.
Make sure that thing performs absolutely flawlessly though, because they are not nearly as cheap as a C6 to repair when things go wrong.
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The C6 was available right up to the end of the IDI production run although, as David85 says mainly in fleet trucks.
Look at the door sticker for a transmission code to see what trans came from the factory. Code G is the C6 and Code E is the E4OD. Then count the pan bolts to see what is actually there.
Look at the door sticker for a transmission code to see what trans came from the factory. Code G is the C6 and Code E is the E4OD. Then count the pan bolts to see what is actually there.
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Sorry bout that lol. But even if the code says e4od some one might have swapped it out. If some one tried to figure mine out that way they would be in a world of hurt lol. This thing started out as having... 302 efi w/aod tranny, Pushbutton 4x4, and dana44 w/ ford 8.8 rear. The only thing that is still the same is the gear ratio lol.
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