i'm looking at a 91 Bronco XLT on ebay with a 351 in it. and i'm wondring if theres a way to tell if it's an AOD or an E4OD?
i'd rather not find out it's an AOD by dismantling the truck
E4od And Aod
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Shadow_D
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Posted 18 June 2004 - 02:26 AM
The E4DO has the push button overdrive on the dash & the AOD has the overdrive on the shifter.
90 Bronco Full Size
Police Package
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E4OD
31" Tires
Going through a complete restore
http://fullsizebronc...ail.php?id=1650
Police Package
351W
E4OD
31" Tires
Going through a complete restore
http://fullsizebronc...ail.php?id=1650
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Posted 18 June 2004 - 08:04 PM
A 1991 should have the E4OD. If you have a pic of the tranny, the pan on the AOD is square, while the E4OD is notched on one corner just like the C-6.
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Posted 19 June 2004 - 11:54 AM
89 Bronco 302 5.0L FI 33x12.5x15 tire. AOD, 3.55 gears slowly upgarding and restoring.
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