Ford 4-Speed Automatic Transmission Pan ID Chart - AOD, AODE, E4OD, A4LD
Identification chart showing oil-pan outline shapes for four-speed Ford automatic transmissions (A4LD, AOD, AODE, E4OD).
This document is a transmission identification chart titled "Four-Speed Ford Automatics." It shows the oil pan gasket outlines (pan shapes) of four families of Ford four-speed automatic transmissions, allowing a reader to identify which transmission is installed in a vehicle by comparing the shape of the transmission pan. The four shapes shown are: (1) the A4LD, 4R44E, and 4R55E, which share a tall, narrow rectangular pan with a notched right edge; (2) the AOD, with a roughly square pan; (3) the AODE and 4R70W, which share a similar squarish pan shape; and (4) the E4OD and 4R100, which share a large, wide rectangular pan with a distinctive notch in the lower right corner. Each outline includes the pan bolt hole locations around the perimeter, which can also aid identification by bolt count and spacing. No years, torque values, or part numbers appear on the chart. A reader can use this page to visually distinguish among Ford's four-speed automatic transmissions (A4LD/4R44E/4R55E, AOD, AODE/4R70W, E4OD/4R100) when working under a vehicle or shopping for pan gaskets and filters.
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Frequently asked questions
- How can I identify which Ford four-speed automatic transmission I have?
- By comparing your transmission oil pan shape to the four gasket outlines shown: A4LD/4R44E/4R55E, AOD, AODE/4R70W, and E4OD/4R100 each have a distinct pan shape.
- Do the AODE and 4R70W use the same pan shape?
- Yes, the chart shows one pan outline labeled for both the AODE and 4R70W.
- What transmissions share the E4OD pan shape?
- The chart shows the E4OD and 4R100 sharing the same wide pan outline with a notch in the lower right corner.
- Which transmissions share a pan with the A4LD?
- The A4LD, 4R44E, and 4R55E are all shown on the same tall rectangular pan outline.
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