What transfer case do I have?

[bks691]

I have used the search function and also have spent many hours trying to find out what the model # my transfer case is. I have a 06 xlt 4x4 V6 it has the buttons that say "Auto 4x4" "High 4x4" and "Low 4x4" I tried what one thread suggested and looked on the case itself but the only thing I could find was a paper label that had 62AF?? Thanks in advance

 

[1993fordexploere]

im curious what trans the first gens had??

 

[DB_1]

bks691, you can also search google if nothing turns up on the forum.
According to a google search you have a 5R55S T-case.

1993fordexploere, it is considered bad etiquette to ask questions not related to the thread topic. You can start can start a thread pertaining to your vehicle or better yet...search first.

 

[Willard]

Actually the 5r55s is the transmission. The t-case may be a 4405, not sure on that.

 

[DB_1]

You are right about that # being the transmission model, sorry for the bad info.
Pics online show the T-case but with the model # of the tranny.

 

[DB_1]

There should be an aluminum tag somewhere on the T-case, might be near the rear output, that would either have the model # or at least numbers to decipher what case you have.
You could also try your local parts dept. at the dealer and they can look it up.

 

[bks691]

Thanks all for replying. I think I'll look for the tags again or try the ford dealer to see if they know.

 

[jrford]

not sure which but it should be a borgwarner 4410 or 4411 unless its changed from '04.
One of them is the AWD version which is a viscous clutch which is automatic while the other has a module and motor to shift in and out of 4wd.

 

[Todd~Rod]

It is probably the 4411 since he said he has the buttons one the dash for 4auto, 4hi and 4low. the 4410 doesnt have any.

 

[gijoecam]

There are actually three possible transfer cases (though I don't know the model numbers of any of them): A on-speed Torque On Demand case, a two-speed Torque On Demand case, and there was allegedly an All Wheel Drive case, though the service manual doesn't have any of the diagrams on it for '06, so I think it may be a bit off on that one.

And yes, a 5R55S is a transmission model number, though they also offered a 6R60 transmission that year as well (maybe behind the V8?).

 

[Rbh]

did you ever figure this out? I am having the same issue, where I am trying to find the correct bearing & seal kit for my 07 XLT ford explorer, but cant figure out what my transfer case is.

 

[wollimann]

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Seems the overhall kits for the BW4412 are the same, except 5 or 6 speed transmission.