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 Posted:8/14/2003 20:51 |
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it looks like a 1 or a t in the door jam in my 88 with a 5.0 any ideas Ive a got overdrive so does that mean its not a c 6???   |
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 Posted:8/15/2003 17:50 |
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Charles;
from Baumann;
"...If the shifter has a P-R-N-OD-D-1 pattern, the transmission must be an AOD (applicable to 1980-1993 vehicles).
If a 1989-1993 truck has an Overdrive Cancel Switch and a P-R-N-OD-2-1 shifter pattern, then it is equipped with an E4OD transmission. With the possible exception of some 4R70W equipped 1993 E-150 vans with 5.0L SFI engines (The existence of a 1993 4R70W van is unsubstantiated). "
be well!
96 XL 5.0 E4OD, Man Xfer/Hubs
See my partially recovered Bronco web site ...Will need to clean up dead links & add many more new links some day. Thanks to Mr. Schwim
http://schwimserver5.com/?index=1128
THANKS to ALL WHO SERVE!
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Posted:8/16/2003 15:38 |
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its a c6 acording to the parts store because its a 3 spd od d 1 |
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Posted:8/17/2003 22:17 |
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| Quote: | | its a c6 acording to the parts store because its a 3 spd od d 1 |
C4 & C6, Came in 3 speeds with no overdrive.
AOD was a 4 Speed & had Overdrive, they was a 3 speed with overdrive as the 4 speed.
E40D was a 4 Speed with Overdrive, the OD was the 4th speed and you could push a button to lock out the overdrive or push it again to have it.
I have never seen a C6 with a Overdrive ever.
You should have, (P, R, N, D, 2, 1 ) for a C6 or C4.
There was (P, R, N, D, 2, 1) & the OD was Automatic or just there, No OD signs any where (you could not lock out the OD on these units).
There was (P, R, N, D, 2, 1 + you had the push button on the dash to lock out or have the OD) with E4OD's only.
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Posted:8/18/2003 09:34 |
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John I went to latham ford and they said in 88 you had a c6 or the aod 4 speed now the fact that I can lock out the od and that I only have 3 speeds they said that it meant that I have the c6 maybe they turned the third speed into a overdrive?  |
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Posted:8/19/2003 01:23 |
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I have the C-6 in both of my Broncos. The code on the door jamb says "Type K" for this unit. It does NOT have overdrive, so you must have the AOD/AOT tranny if yours has OD. A surefire way to tell is to look under the truck, at the pan. The rear edge of the pan on the C-6 is "S-shaped" or has a 90-degree bend. The pan for the AOD is nearly square. |
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Posted:8/20/2003 14:16 |
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how can it be a aod I ONLY HAVE 3 SPEEDS!!!! |
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Posted:8/24/2003 00:58 |
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AS mentioned before, the overdrive on the AOD is the 4th gear/speed, even if you only see 3 speeds. No C-6 was offered with OD. If you need the number of a good transmission shop, call Griggs, (979)245-4733. He'll tell you the same thing. Have you checked the pan shape? |
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Posted:8/28/2003 14:27 |
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I apologize you were right I crawled under to find 14 bolts not 17 and it is a aod I humbly apologize once again |
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Posted:8/29/2003 23:18 |
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I think we'll let you slide (this time)!! HEHE!!! Blame the parts store for giving you bad advice, and thank the SFO forums for giving you the 411!!! |
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