Got my 1st Ford truck, Does my 1992 F150/302 have an AOD-E, AOD, or a diff. trans?

MustangFergy · #1 02-05-2004, 07:23 PM

Hey,
I have a built AOD from my Mustang (I'm changing it to a 5 speed). It has heavy duty clutches, better servo, better O/D band, and a Transgo shiftkit. Will this transmission work in my 92 Ford F150?

Mine has the "O/D" switch on the shifter handle,

so is it the AOD or AODE? or another transmission?

if it's an AOD-E, would my AOD work intead of the AODE if it went bad?

I may be selling the AOD on Corral, but I'm not getting half of what I have into it, so it may be worth it to keep it for the truck. Thanks for your help!

(PS: I plan on doing some engine mods when my Mustang project gets done for now)

powerstroke73 · #2 02-05-2004, 08:22 PM

As I recall your F150 would have an AODE in it. Keep in mind that if your truck is 4x4 your stang tranny won't work due to the married transfer case setup.

Whitetrash SVT · #3 02-06-2004, 01:50 PM

That truck has the E4OD trans. The AOD-E was not introduced until '93.

-Jim

MustangFergy · #4 02-06-2004, 10:47 PM

so since it's a 2wd, would an AOD work? I mean, I'd say so, but maybe I'm missing something

Whitetrash SVT · #5 02-07-2004, 09:56 AM

I honestly don't know, I've never done a swap like that. You will definitely need a TV cable, TV cable throttle bracket, linkage and possibly the drive shaft and crossmember from a pre 1990 F-150. Remember, the most important thing is not to quote me on this.

Your t-body should still have the arm to clip the TV cable onto.

-Jim

MustangFergy · #6 02-07-2004, 04:57 PM

ok, so my transmission doesn't use a TV/kick down cable?

Worse case scenario, I'd use a manual valvebody, as I hate those stupid kick down cables, due to one of them failing, it cost me $1,411.30

Oh well, lessons learned

Whitetrash SVT · #7 02-08-2004, 06:45 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by MustangFergy
ok, so my transmission doesn't use a TV/kick down cable?

Worse case scenario, I'd use a manual valvebody, as I hate those stupid kick down cables, due to one of them failing, it cost me $1,411.30

Oh well, lessons learned

You need the cable to properly regulate line pressure. It can't compensate for extra load without it.