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what transmission is this?

this is one of the parts trans i have. im thinking it is 5R44E or 4R44E.







 
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what year is that trans for, it appears to be an a4ld or a 4r44/55 for a 4.0
 
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it was bolted up to a 4.0 out of a 96. im not thinking its a a4ld because the bell housing is different with the starter on the passenger side.
 
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it was bolted up to a 4.0 out of a 96.
From the factory, a 96 4.0 would have had a 4R55E. The 5-speed 5R55E came out on the 97 4.0. The 4R44E and 5R44E were the lighter duty version of the series, used only behind 3.0's and 4 cylinders.
 
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i know that the 55 and the 44 means 550 and 440 foot pounds of torque. or am i wrong? would this trans work if it was bolted up to a 3.0? to make it work i would have to change out the torque converter.
 
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Yes, that is Ford shorthand for the input torque rating.

At the very least, you would change the torque converter and bell housing to bolt a 4R55E to a 3.0L. I don't know what other internals would be different to up the torque capacity rating by 25% over the 4R44E. The PCM is calibrated solely for the factory-spec'd trans, so there could be shifting differences when mixing and matching hard parts.
 
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so this will not work. thank you for helping me out.

now different question do you know any good master rebuild and shift kits for a 5R55E?
 
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I would check with Superior or TransGo for shift kits. I don't know who makes good rebuild kits.
 
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cool thanks.
 
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