What transmission does my 2004 f150 have?
What transmission does my 2004 f150 have?
Ford 4R75W, 4R75E Transmission Specs
| Transmission: | Ford 4R75W & 4R75E |
|---|---|
| Predecessor: | Ford 4R70W |
| Applications: | 2003 – 2008 Ford F-Series, 5.4L V-8 exclusively for 2004 and 2005 model years |
| Case Material: | Aluminum |
| Max Input Torque: | ~ 553 lb-ft (750 N-m) |
What kind of transmission does a 2004 Ford F-150 have?
2004 Ford f150 4. 6l v8, yesterday 10/13/10 while driving on freeway traffic the truck would jerk when I let go of the gas coast for a few feet and get back on the gas. Today 10/14/10 the truck would not go past 30mph, it wont shift into the next gear.
How can I tell if my F-150 is having transmission trouble?
F-150s have two different ways of notifying you of transmission trouble before it goes kaput. If the truck’s computer senses something going wrong with the transmission or any of its components, the words “Transmission Fault”, or a big orange wrench, will appear in your dashboard messaging center. Figure 1.
What kind of transmission does a Ford 4R70W have?
Although these transmissions have a great deal in common, they are also very different, with limits in interchangeability. The only inter-changeable components are geartrain related. The AODE/4R70W is a 4-speed, rear-drive automatic overdrive with electronic control, hence the AODE designation.
Can a 2004 Ford F150 go past 30mph?
Today 10/14/10 the truck would not go past 30mph, it wont shift into the next gear. Transmission has gone bad. I purchased my 2004 f150 used from a local dealer, I had a 30 day 3000 mile warreanty.
2004 Ford f150 4. 6l v8, yesterday 10/13/10 while driving on freeway traffic the truck would jerk when I let go of the gas coast for a few feet and get back on the gas. Today 10/14/10 the truck would not go past 30mph, it wont shift into the next gear.
F-150s have two different ways of notifying you of transmission trouble before it goes kaput. If the truck’s computer senses something going wrong with the transmission or any of its components, the words “Transmission Fault”, or a big orange wrench, will appear in your dashboard messaging center. Figure 1.
Although these transmissions have a great deal in common, they are also very different, with limits in interchangeability. The only inter-changeable components are geartrain related. The AODE/4R70W is a 4-speed, rear-drive automatic overdrive with electronic control, hence the AODE designation.
Where do I find the transmission sticker on my F-150?
If you are unsure of which transmission you have, it should be on the sticker in the driver side door jamb. If it isn’t there you can find it by calling your dealer with your VIN number, the VIN stores all information for your vehicle. Figure 6. The code circled above will let you know what transmission your truck has.
