1997 FORD F150 4X4
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Don't think so.
The bell housing pattern is quite different.
The trans is PCM controlled so nothing hooks up as you would like it to.
The 92 is an EEC system and does not have the capability of a PCM system.
To many differences to over come from a backyard engineering stand point.
Good luck.
The bell housing pattern is quite different.
The trans is PCM controlled so nothing hooks up as you would like it to.
The 92 is an EEC system and does not have the capability of a PCM system.
To many differences to over come from a backyard engineering stand point.
Good luck.
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Don't think so.
The bell housing pattern is quite different.
The trans is PCM controlled so nothing hooks up as you would like it to.
The 92 is an EEC system and does not have the capability of a PCM system.
To many differences to over come from a backyard engineering stand point.
Good luck.
The bell housing pattern is quite different.
The trans is PCM controlled so nothing hooks up as you would like it to.
The 92 is an EEC system and does not have the capability of a PCM system.
To many differences to over come from a backyard engineering stand point.
Good luck.
Not a backyard technican though. thanks
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