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Used E4OD Transmissions for Sale
Used E4OD transmissions for Ford F-150 and F-250 pickups, the Bronco, Econoline and early Expedition, matched to your VIN. Tell us the year, model, engine and drive, and one independent supplier quotes availability, price and shipping to Texas or anywhere in the lower 48.
- Ships to all 48 contiguous states
- Fitment checked by VIN
- Free to ask
- $725used, typical low end
- $2,599remanufactured, from
- 5vehicle lines listed
- 1989earliest model year listed
E4OD Transmission Price: Used vs Remanufactured
- 1995 Ford F150AT, 4x2, E4OD, 6 300 (4.9L)$725–$3,223median $2,815 · 35 listings
- 1995 Ford F150AT, 4x2, E4OD, 8 351 (5.8L), ID F5TP AB$3,047–$3,300median $3,100 · 67 listings
- 1995 Ford F150AT, 4x4, E4OD$1,399–$3,250median $2,821 · 29 listings
- 1996 Ford F250AT, 4x2, E4OD, 8 302 (5.0L)$3,018–$3,271median $3,076 · 76 listings
- 1996 Ford F250AT, 4x2, E4OD, 8 445 (7.3L, Diesel)$3,196–$3,486median $3,258 · 69 listings
- 1996 Ford F250AT, 4x4, E4OD, 8 351 (5.8L)$1,329–$3,271median $2,951 · 26 listings
- 1996 Ford F250AT, 4x4, E4OD, 8 445 (7.3L, Diesel)$3,195–$3,466median $3,202 · 75 listings
- 1996 Ford F250AT, 4x4, E4OD, 8 460 (7.5L)$3,296–$3,596median $3,371 · 69 listings
- 1994 Ford BroncoAT, (E4OD), 8 302 (5.0L)$750–$3,271median $2,815 · 33 listings
- Remanufactured41 remanufactured units listed by Powertrain Products$2,599–$2,799median $2,599 · 41 offers
Each used bar runs from the 25th to the 75th percentile of that version's asking prices, so half its listings fall inside it, and the dot marks the median. The supplier quotes your exact part, shipping and warranty.
These are part prices only. For labor and the total bill, see our transmission replacement cost guide.
E4OD at a glance
| Type | 4-speed automatic built from the C6's core components, with an added planetary gearset for 4th gear and a lockup torque converterSource: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, E4OD |
|---|---|
| Introduced | 1989, as Ford's first electronically controlled automatic transmissionSource: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, E4OD |
| Controls | Electronic shift controls in place of the C6's hydraulic governor, with a redesigned valve bodySource: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, E4OD |
| Typical engines | In the 1992–1997 F-Series it was normally paired with the 7.3L diesel and the 460 7.5L V8Source: Wikipedia: Ford F-Series (ninth generation) |
| Successor | Updated in 1998 and renamed the 4R100Source: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, 4R100 |
Which E4OD do you have?
E4OD
Used from 1989 in F-Series pickups and the Econoline, from 1990 in the Bronco, and in the 1997–1998 Expedition and F-150 with the 5.4L V8. It was the only transmission in the 1993–1995 SVT Lightning.
Source: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, E4OD, Wikipedia: Ford F-Series (ninth generation)4R100 (the successor)
The 1998 update with stronger internals for the Power Stroke diesel. Listings sometimes mix the two names, so confirm which one your vehicle was built with.
Source: Wikipedia: Ford C6 transmission, 4R100Check before you buy a used E4OD
- E4OD, C6 or AOD? Ford sold all three in F-Series trucks of these years. Hollander's 1995 F-150 list includes the E4OD, the 4R70W and manuals; the 1996 F-250 list includes the C6. Your VIN settles it.
- Match engine and drive. Used-yard listings split the E4OD by engine (4.9L, 5.0L, 5.8L, 7.3L diesel, 7.5L) and by 2WD or 4WD. Give the supplier the engine as well as the year.
- Expect high mileage. These trucks are decades old. Ask for the donor's mileage and how the unit was checked.
- Get mileage, testing and warranty in writing. Ask for the warranty term and the freight cost to your ZIP before you pay.
Vehicles that used the E4OD
- Ford F-1501989–1998
- Ford F-2501989–1997
- Ford Bronco1990–1996
- Ford Econoline (E-Series)1989–1998
- Ford Expedition1997–1998
See the sourced table (5 rows)
| Vehicle | Model years |
|---|---|
| Ford F-1501997–1998: 5.4L V8 only. Many lighter F-150s of these years have a C6 or AOD/4R70W instead | 1989–1998 |
| Ford F-250And other heavy-duty F-Series of these years | 1989–1997 |
| Ford BroncoYears from Wikipedia; Hollander's 1994 Bronco listings name the E4OD | 1990–1996 |
| Ford Econoline (E-Series)Years from Wikipedia's C6 article; the E-Series article confirms the E4OD but gives no years | 1989–1998 |
| Ford Expedition5.4L V8 only | 1997–1998 |
Each row is backed by Wikipedia's Ford C6 transmission article (the E4OD section) and either the vehicle's own Wikipedia article or Hollander's parts catalog, whose 1995 F-150, 1996 F-250 and 1994 Bronco listings name the E4OD. Confirm by VIN.
E4OD questions
How much does a used E4OD transmission cost?
Used-yard asking prices for an E4OD typically ran $725 to $3,596 on October 22, 2026. That range runs from the lowest version's 25th percentile to the highest version's 75th percentile, across 9 versions (479 priced listings). Remanufactured units were listed from $2,599 to $2,799 (41 offers). Prices vary by version, mileage and shipping, so the supplier quotes your exact part.
Is the E4OD the same as the 4R100?
The 4R100 is the E4OD updated in 1998 with stronger internal parts, then renamed. Quote the version your truck was built with and confirm by VIN.
Which trucks have an E4OD?
1989–1997 F-Series pickups (and the 1997–1998 F-150 with the 5.4L V8), the 1990–1996 Bronco, the 1989–1998 Econoline and the 1997–1998 Expedition 5.4L. Not every truck of those years has one, so check your VIN.
Is the E4OD electronically controlled?
Yes. It was Ford's first electronically controlled automatic, built from C6 parts with electronic shift controls and a fourth gear added.
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