What Ford cars have a C4 transmission?
What Ford cars have a C4 transmission?
1973–1977 Ford Bronco.
What kind of transmission did a Ford Bronco have?
The early Bronco had the option of an automatic transmission from 1973-77. Ford used the C4. All early Bronco C4s were column shifted. It should be noted that the Bronco C4’s used the 164 tooth, 28oz. imbalance flexplate and these C4’s were the pan fill style.
What kind of C4 did the early Broncos use?
Early Broncos use what is called a “Flare Case” C4. As such the bellhousings we carry will be for this type of C4. This style will also go along with the 164 tooth flexplate and pan mounted dip stick/tube. The tranny to bellhousing bolt pattern will be different than the “Step Case” style C4.
Where does the fluid go in a Bronco C4 transmission?
All early Bronco C4s were column shifted. It should be noted that the Bronco C4’s used the 164 tooth, 28oz. imbalance flexplate and these C4’s were the pan fill style. Pan fill C4’s receive transmission fluid through the dip stick tube which goes into the right side of the transmission pan.
What was the case fill style on a Ford Bronco?
During the same time period, Ford also used a case fill style of the C4 (transmission fluid goes into the transmission through the dip stick tube going into the case of the transmission). The case fill style was not stock in the Bronco. The case fill style was available with 157 and 164 tooth flexplates and corresponding bellhousings.
The early Bronco had the option of an automatic transmission from 1973-77. Ford used the C4. All early Bronco C4s were column shifted. It should be noted that the Bronco C4’s used the 164 tooth, 28oz. imbalance flexplate and these C4’s were the pan fill style.
All early Bronco C4s were column shifted. It should be noted that the Bronco C4’s used the 164 tooth, 28oz. imbalance flexplate and these C4’s were the pan fill style. Pan fill C4’s receive transmission fluid through the dip stick tube which goes into the right side of the transmission pan.
Early Broncos use what is called a “Flare Case” C4. As such the bellhousings we carry will be for this type of C4. This style will also go along with the 164 tooth flexplate and pan mounted dip stick/tube. The tranny to bellhousing bolt pattern will be different than the “Step Case” style C4.
Where did the Pan fill go in a Ford Bronco?
Thus the term “pan fill”. During the same time period, Ford also used a case fill style of the C4 (transmission fluid goes into the transmission through the dip stick tube going into the case of the transmission). The case fill style was not stock in the Bronco.
