Best Price for a Stock Ford 4R100 Reman transmission

Check those warranties. Many will require installation by a recognized shop.

LIKE2BUILD wrote:

carringb wrote:
RockAuto has remans for for ~$1,500 with a warranty.

I agree, super easy to R&R on the vans.

Did you verify its a 4R100? 2001 model years vans were built with both the 4R75 and 4r100 behind the 5.4L. Also, before ordering you'll want to verify the transmission ID tag, which should be visible if you pull the doghouse. There were some slight variations of both transmissions.

I'm not sure I'd recommend a jasper. There's been some reports the last few years, on this forum, that maybe their quality has slipped.

Wow, thank you for the Rock Auto recommendation. I've used them for a long time for replacement parts but I didn't realize they sold complete reman assemblies.

I'll have to double check the transmission model. I was pretty sure It's a 4R100, but since it's behind a 5.4L it could be 4R70W. Either way the prices are great on RockAuto.

also, thanks for the info on Jasper. I haven't been too active on the forums for a while and wasn't aware there have been issues.

KJ

Wherever you purchase it from, have the VIN number handy, and use that to order. It's the best way to get the exact assembly you need. Things sometimes change mid-run, and you don't want any surprises.

carringb wrote:
RockAuto has remans for for ~$1,500 with a warranty.

I agree, super easy to R&R on the vans.

Did you verify its a 4R100? 2001 model years vans were built with both the 4R75 and 4r100 behind the 5.4L. Also, before ordering you'll want to verify the transmission ID tag, which should be visible if you pull the doghouse. There were some slight variations of both transmissions.

I'm not sure I'd recommend a jasper. There's been some reports the last few years, on this forum, that maybe their quality has slipped.

Wow, thank you for the Rock Auto recommendation. I've used them for a long time for replacement parts but I didn't realize they sold complete reman assemblies.

I'll have to double check the transmission model. I was pretty sure It's a 4R100, but since it's behind a 5.4L it could be 4R70W. Either way the prices are great on RockAuto.

also, thanks for the info on Jasper. I haven't been too active on the forums for a while and wasn't aware there have been issues.

KJ

RockAuto has remans for for ~$1,500 with a warranty.

I agree, super easy to R&R on the vans.

Did you verify its a 4R100? 2001 model years vans were built with both the 4R75 and 4r100 behind the 5.4L. Also, before ordering you'll want to verify the transmission ID tag, which should be visible if you pull the doghouse. There were some slight variations of both transmissions.

I'm not sure I'd recommend a jasper. There's been some reports the last few years, on this forum, that maybe their quality has slipped.

Dave H M wrote:
:h thought the OP asked about price?

Exactly. I looked up John Wood Automotive and they're lowest price is $5,000. Honestly that's probably just about the value (or more) of this van.

We don't need a transmission overbuilt for heavy towing, this van is just going to transport kids around town so an OEM spec rebuild is just fine.

It looks like Jasper is right about $3,000 for a reman transmission. That's a little better but I was really hoping to keep it at $2,000 or less.

B.O. Plenty wrote:
Used with a warranty might be okay but they never pay for the labor. So you pay to have a used one installed and it's bad, then you pay to remove it and put in the next one, which may or may not be bad. I would have a local shop rebuild what you have. A quality shop can do it in about one day and will offer a warranty.

B.O.

True, but we'll handle the install. This is really easy vehicle to install the transmission so there's no sense in paying for an install. We have 2 locally owned transmission shops, no AAMco or other national brand. It's probably worth giving them a call to get an estimate for a bench rebuild. We would remove and reinstall to save the labor fees.

Try AAMCO rebuilders if you have one. They did one for my son 8 years ago and still running strong. They have them rebuilt, pull your bad and replace with one they have in stock.

drsteve wrote:
No to a used transmission. You get what you pay for. I'd go with a Ford reman.

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LIKE2BUILD wrote:
My church has an '01 E350 with 5.4L. Recently the transmission stopped shifting into any forward gears. A fellow church member that is a fantastic mechanic gave it a look and he's pretty sure the transmission is done.

I'm looking for suggestions of reasonable cost places to get an OEM reman 4R100 transmission for a 2 wheel drive. This doesn't need to be a monster build, just a good working OEM spec transmission will do fine.

Thanks for the help.

If you want it done right either , John Wood Automotive, or Brian's Truck Stop. The only two places I would got to get a 4R100 rebuilt. They both specialize in the 4R100

What BOplenty said.