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Ford AOD Transmission Exploded View Diagram - Parts Breakdown (302/351)
Detailed exploded-view parts diagram of the complete Ford AOD automatic transmission showing torque converter, clutch packs, planetary gearsets, case, valve body and oil pan.
This document is a detailed exploded-view diagram of the Ford AOD (Automatic Overdrive) 4-speed automatic transmission, credited to The Ranger Station. It shows every major internal component disassembled and numbered with callouts from 1 to approximately 163, arranged along the assembly axis. Identifiable assemblies (by shape) include the torque converter, front pump/converter housing, clutch drums and multiple friction/steel clutch plate packs, planetary gearsets, sprags/one-way clutches, snap rings, bands, the transmission case, extension housing, governor components, valve body with separator plates, servo piston spring stacks, accumulator/servo assemblies, filter screen, oil pan, gasket, and shift/kickdown linkage parts. A note in the diagram lists two part numbers that differ by engine application: 388122-S for the 302 engine and 389714 for the 351 engine. No parts legend, torque specifications, or year/model applicability table is printed on the page, so the numbered callouts are not identified by name. The diagram is useful as a visual reference for the order and orientation of AOD internal components during teardown or rebuild.
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Frequently asked questions
- What transmission does this exploded diagram show?
- It shows the Ford AOD (Automatic Overdrive) transmission, labeled 'The Ranger Station - Exploded View Of AOD Transmission'.
- Are any part numbers listed on this diagram?
- Yes, a note lists 388122-S for the 302 engine and 389714 for the 351 engine.
- Does the diagram include a legend identifying each numbered part?
- No. The exploded view uses numbered callouts (roughly 1 through 163), but no parts list or legend is printed on this page.
- Does the diagram show the valve body and oil pan?
- Yes, the lower right portion of the exploded view shows the valve body with separator plates, filter, gaskets, and the oil pan with its bolt.
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