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Solved Transmission and Axle codes.

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^ Give this a try. Select vehicle, enter VIN, click minor features for more details. GL

BTW, can't see your pic, it's too small. ;)

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Thank you, that website worked great!!! It's an al4d transmission...
 






will a 96 ford explorer sport tranmission work in a 99 ford explorer? both vins says TR D
 












Well, I searched but was not able to find it on this site. So in case someone else searches for them, I thought I'd post this info here:

Axle Codes

L - Limited Slip Differential
C - Conventional Differential

Code ... Ratio
41 ...... 3.27C
42 ...... 4.10C
43 ...... 3.08C
45 ...... 3.55C
46 ...... 3.73C
D1 ...... 3.27L
D2 ...... 4.10L
D4 ...... 3.73L
D5 ...... 3.55L

Transmission Codes

Code .................. Model
D (1997-2005) ..... A5LDE / 5R44/55E
D (1992-1996)...... M5OD-R1
J ....................... M5OD-R1
J (2002-2003)...... R1HD / M5OD-R4
M (2000-2001)..... Mazda M5D4
M (1997-1999) .... M5OD-R2
M (1992-1996) .... M5OD-R1
R (2002) ............. 5R55W
T (1992-1995) ..... A4LD
T (1996-2001) ...... 4R55E
U ....................... 4R70W
V ....................... 5R55S
X ....................... 6R60
Helpful link below, provides Transmission ID number that can then be used on a site like OReilly's to confirm the transmission model

Lots of confusion on the 1995's seems like maybe it was a split-year and some earlier units got the 4ALD and later on transitioned to the 4R55E

 






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