Hey guys,

I just ordered my Xcal 2 from our good friends at Troyer performance. Now I am in the process of filling out some forms and am wondering what transmission my F-150 uses.

Its a 2004, 5.4L, 2WD, with 3.55 LS. Anyone know what kind of transmission these things use? Is it the same for a 4WD?
Thanks guys.

 

It should be listed on your door sill sticker. (at least that's where it was on our old '98 STX) I'll go look to make sure.

 

2004 F-150 Specifications

Engines
Engine Type: 5.4-liter Triton 90-degree V-8
SOHC, 3 valves per cylinder
Bore/stroke: 3.55 x 4.17
Displacement 330 cu in/ 5400 cc
Compression ratio: 9.8:1
Horsepower 300 @ 5000
Torque 365 @ 3750
Recommended fuel 87 octane (minimum)

Transmission: 4R75E 4-speed automatic with overdrive

Gear ratios
1st 2.84:1
2nd 1.55:1
3rd 1.00:1
4th 0.70:1
Reverse 2.33:1
Features a redesigned torque converter, turbine speed sensor, increased microprocessor speed, and “smart” shift technology that learns the driver’s patterns and applies the shift points accordingly. The transmission case is sealed, so the fluid is lifetime and maintenance free.

 

HMMM, seems I may have gotten one of the unsealed transmissions, as I have a dipstick in mine, which tells me it is serviceable. And I would never want a maintenance free transmission, there is no way that fluid would last a lifetime, I don't care what ford says.

As for the transmission, just tell them it is stock, Mike knows what are in these trucks, so there is no need for you to find out what it is, he will take good care of you. You will be extremely happy with the tunes!

 

Thanks guys, I am gonna fax those sheets right now. From what I hear I wont be able to recieve my Xcal2 until a month from now. Bummer... will let you guys know how it performs. In the mean time... take care guys.