1988 Ford E-150 Motorhome, lubrication
I haven't worked on Fords for quite some time. I have a 1988 Okanagan Class-B motorhome on a 88 Ford E-150 chassis, 5.0L V8 gas engine and I believe a C6 transmission. I normally use a full syn...
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Assuming a re-builder didn't remove or install an incorrect tag.
If an AOD transmission, the first three-letter code on the top of the tag will say PKA (later AOD-E units with electric overdrives are designated as PKC). The AOD used two tail-shaft lengths; a shorter one for passenger cars had an E0AP casting, and the shorter truck castings read F2TP. The longer tail shafts had an E0LP casting on the passenger cars and an E0TP on pickups.
Below is a link to information about Ford transmissions.
http://www.fordification.com/tech/transID-auto.htm
If an AOD transmission, the first three-letter code on the top of the tag will say PKA (later AOD-E units with electric overdrives are designated as PKC). The AOD used two tail-shaft lengths; a shorter one for passenger cars had an E0AP casting, and the shorter truck castings read F2TP. The longer tail shafts had an E0LP casting on the passenger cars and an E0TP on pickups.
Below is a link to information about Ford transmissions.
http://www.fordification.com/tech/transID-auto.htm
