aod tranny question August 14, 2010, 08:37:09 PM ive been looking through ebay for a few days and ive noticed that all of the aod trannys list from they fit all the way up to 92. Is there a difference between the 92 AODs and the 93s? Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #1 – August 14, 2010, 08:43:36 PM At some point they went to AOD-E PCM control trans. Perhaps this was the model year break? I'm sure somebody more knowledgeable will chime in. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #2 – August 14, 2010, 08:45:47 PM that was 94. cause the aode had the OD button on the shifter. i dont think there is a difference, i just dont wanna spend $$$ on something that wont fit when i cant afford to waste a few hundred really, if they wont fit, i might have enough to get the one i have rebuilt Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #3 – August 14, 2010, 09:03:31 PM The MN-12 Cougars and T-Birds never got the AOD-E's, they were AOD from '89-93, then they got the fully electronic 4R70W for the final four years of production. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #4 – August 14, 2010, 09:26:32 PM ah, so would a listed 92 aod fit a 93? Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #5 – August 14, 2010, 09:31:04 PM Quote from: merccougar93;331922ah, so would a listed 92 aod fit a 93?an AOD from an '82 would fit, and work, in a '93, so the '92 would work. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #6 – August 14, 2010, 09:41:37 PM i thought so, i just wanted to be 1000% sure. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #7 – August 16, 2010, 04:00:41 PM does the bell housing for a 302 fit the 232? Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #9 – August 17, 2010, 09:49:28 AM in that matter, would the whole transmission be the same? Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #10 – August 17, 2010, 12:15:18 PM Quote from: merccougar93;332275in that matter, would the whole transmission be the same?'92 232 car using a '93 302 transmission and bell housing? It's just a matter of pulling the transmission from the V-8 and putting it in the V-6. Nothing to change. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #11 – August 17, 2010, 04:38:25 PM depends on the car. There are different levels of torque converters in the myriad v8 cars. However, this is backwards compatible, afaik there's no reason why you can't use a v8 trans in a v6, I just wouldn't go the other way. So, pretty much any AOD from a fox car should fit. After that, things get tricky. But, like stated before, 89-93 MN12s should go in, I wouldn't fiddle with any SN95 trannys.This was for my 88, but I think the information is the same for a 93:Quote from: TurboCoupe50;324818Any COLUMN shift AOD from another Bird/Coug 5.0/3.8 is as direct swap as is the AOD from a Grand Marquis or Crown Vic(through '91)... The floor shifter trannys use a different shift lever(could be swapped from your old tranny, have to pull pan and I believe the valve body)... The pickup and Lincoln MK-VII AODs are approx one inch longer, don't want one of those... Forget the AODE as well(converters DO NOT interchange), it is shifted by the EEC, ones from a 4.6 won't bolt up anyway... Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #12 – August 17, 2010, 04:41:34 PM Quote from: Scott D;332286'92 232 car using a '93 302 transmission and bell housing? It's just a matter of pulling the transmission from the V-8 and putting it in the V-6. Nothing to change.Or, pulling the 302 and transmission and putting it in the v6 car!:rollin:Might be a little more work though:rollin: Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #13 – August 17, 2010, 05:41:13 PM yeah, i just wanted to be sure i could do it before i made plans on which way i would go. You know how things go sometimes when you "assume" things will work. Quote Selected
aod tranny question Reply #14 – August 17, 2010, 05:45:35 PM Quote from: merccougar93;332306yeah, i just wanted to be sure i could do it before i made plans on which way i would go. You know how things go sometimes when you "assume" things will work.Oh do I!:toilet: Quote Selected
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