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Old 03-16-2008, 10:04 PM
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I know there is a resource somewhere but I can't find it. I would like to identify the A/T in my 1996 F150 2WD XL 4.9L. The trans model on the tag is: PRA-DB10. I have the O.D. button on the shifter.

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possibly the E4OD, if the button is at the end of the stalk.
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http://www.drivetrain.com/motorcraft...rans.html#F150

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I really need help I need someone to tell me how I can identify my transmission in my 1992 Ford F150 straight 6
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You can usually ID the trans from the pan bolt pattern. How many bolts is a start. 4R70W has 14 and IIRC the E40D has 20 (not sure).

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Pan bolts is one way like Lobomike said 14 or 20 bolts. The other way is to open your door and look at the trans code on the sticker.
U is 4R70W and E is E4OD
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Thanks. I have been curious too. Which transmission is better? Or what the difference between these two?


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Pan bolts is one way like Lobomike said 14 or 20 bolts. The other way is to open your door and look at the trans code on the sticker.
U is 4R70W and E is E4OD
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Thanks. I have been curious too. Which transmission is better? Or what the difference between these two?
The E4OD is the heavy duty transmission. The 4R70W is the light duty transmission.
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Thanks. Looks like I have the light duty.

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The E4OD is the heavy duty transmission. The 4R70W is the light duty transmission.
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