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Ford Transmissions
Publish date: Nov 1, 2005
By: Terry L. Howe
Source: Jeep at Off-Road.com

Many Ford transmissions are suitable for swaps into Jeep vehicles because many Jeeps used Borg-Warner and Tremec transmissions. Many Ford manual transmissions are compatible with the bell housings used on Jeep trucks.

Our intention is not to cover Ford drive train components in detail, but just provide some tips on what to look for in what trucks.

Identification

T-18: The Ford T-18 can be useful for parts or swap or conversion into a Jeep vehicle.
C-4: The C-4 is a 3 speed automatic transmission.
C-5: The C-5 is a 3 speed automatic transmission with a lock-up torque converter.
C-6: The C-6 is a heavy duty 3 speed automatic transmission.
AOD: The AOD is a 4 speed automatic overdrive transmission.
E4OD: The E4OD is a heavy duty electronically controlled 4 seed automatic overdrive transmission.
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