What transmission does a 1996 Ford f250 have?

What transmission does a 1996 Ford f250 have?

FORD LOOK-UP TABLE
Model Years Transmission Model
ECONOLINE 250/250 SUPER DUTY 1/1998-2001 4R100
ECONOLINE 250/250 SUPER DUTY 1995-12/97 E4OD
ECONOLINE 350 1995-1996 C6

What transmission does a 7.3 have?

7.3L Powerstroke Specifications

Years It Was Used: 1994.5-2003
Transmissions: 1994-1998 E40D 4-Speed Auto transmission ZF S5-47 5-Speed Manual Transmission 1999-2003 4R110 4-Speed Auto Transmission ZF S6-650 6-Speed Manual Transmission
Displacement: 7.3 Liters or 444 cubic inches
Engine Weight: 920 lbs

What transmission is in a 97 f250 Powerstroke?

Ford Automatic & Manual Transmission Ratios, Model Years

Transmission Type Model Years
ZF S5-47 (close ratio) 5 spd manual 1995 – 1997 7.3L Power Stroke
ZF S5-47 (wide ratio) 5 spd manual 1995 – 1997 7.3L Power Stroke
4R100 4 spd auto 1999 – 2003 7.3L Power Stroke
5R110W (TorqShift) 5 spd auto 2003 – 2010 6.0L & 6.4L Power Stroke

What kind of engine does a 1996 Ford F250 have?

1996 Ford F250 7.3l powerstroke turbo diesel with only 168xxx miles Backed by the zf5 5 speed manual transmission XLT package so it has power windows, locks Cruise control Very clean interior Minimal rust Truck runs and drives great… Mileage: 168,582 Miles Location: Ballwin, MO 63011

What kind of transmission does a Ford F 250 use?

This way we can ensure that you are getting the proper components for your Allison Transmission Swap. The Dorman 600-802 Transfer Case Motor is a direct replacement for the failed factory motor on your 1996-1997 Ford F-250 Transfer case.

What kind of transmission does a Ford 7.3L use?

The Dorman 924-733 Shift Interlock Solenoid is a direct replacement for your 1994-2007 Ford 7.3L/6.0L Super Duty. When the factory Shift Interlock Solenoid fails, your automatic transmission can be stuck in park.

Is there an aftermarket transmission for a Ford PowerStroke?

Fortunately, with the addition of several aftermarket upgraded components, the E4OD transmission can be built to handle substantially higher horsepower and larger loads compared to the stock unit, all while lasting considerably longer than the factory unit.