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typical price for a auto rebuild?

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inphiniti

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my 95 auto is startin to **** can... vibrates usually on hills probably goin from 2nd to 3rd i would assume?

what is the typical price of a rebuild that i can expect? or would it just be cheaper int he long run to spend a little extra $$$ durin the rebuild and mod the tranny out a bit? all feedback is welcome here fellas!
 
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sprry to steal thread...but another question to add....What other cars share the same tranny..ie getting a junkyard tranny?
 
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I got my aode in my last Mustang rebuilt, it was like 2500. Not at all worth it in my opinion. If I remember correctly you can use the 4r70w (or whatever), from the newer autos and it is a much better trans from what I hear (from 99-04 v-6 and 8's). Or just buy an aode from a company that sells upgraded ones. I'd suggest swapping it out for a t-5. I'm much happier w/ my 5 spd
 

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I'm in favor of swapping in a 4R70W, the beefier version of the AODE. You'll need a chip to correct for the wider ratio gearing. A shiftkit/aftermarket torque convertor will rock your world. Also a great time to add a transmission cooler (less than $100 from Summit). Lotta information here on this if you search.

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ChrisA#5 said:
I got my aode in my last Mustang rebuilt, it was like 2500. Not at all worth it in my opinion. If I remember correctly you can use the 4r70w (or whatever), from the newer autos and it is a much better trans from what I hear (from 99-04 v-6 and 8's). Or just buy an aode from a company that sells upgraded ones. I'd suggest swapping it out for a t-5. I'm much happier w/ my 5 spd
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Stanger007 said:
I'm in favor of swapping in a 4R70W, the beefier version of the AODE. You'll need a chip to correct for the wider ratio gearing. A shiftkit/aftermarket torque convertor will rock your world. Also a great time to add a transmission cooler (less than $100 from Summit). Lotta information here on this if you search.

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guys i appreciate that very much.... if its gonna be $2500ish for a rebuild, i might as well just grab another tranny... ill look into the newer trannys...
 

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I paid $1,200 for my first rebuild. Less than $500 for the last one, but I pulled the transmission myself.

Upgrade recommendations:

Shiftkit, Stall converter, transmission cooler.
 

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in 95 you're still a 5.0 right? keep in mind a 4.6 bellhousing is different. so you're stuck with an aode. or aod if you like your dash to light up like a christmas tree.
 

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The 4R70W is a direct swap in from the V6 models - Don's site has great info on this...

http://www.lasotaracing.com/trannyswap.html

Wes
 
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I paid $1,600 to rebuild mine, by race shop. I also pulled it out myself.
I only put 350 miles on it before i came across a tko-500.
awsome shiftkit, WILL give a nice chirp into second with a stock mustang and drag radials.

If your interested let me know.
 

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inphiniti said:
guys i appreciate that very much.... if its gonna be $2500ish for a rebuild, i might as well just grab another tranny... ill look into the newer trannys...
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There was a guy on here that bought one from a 30k mile 02 or 03 from a JY close to him for $100. I'd say that even if you have to pay a couple hundred to get it to you, it's worth it. Guys are saying that they are reliable behind some really big power.

Don at LaSota racing can burn a chip that cures the gear ratio issues with this trans in a 94/5 GT.

Say you have $300 in the trans(shipped), $300 in a chip, $450 in a convertor and $150 in having LaSota "J mod" the tranny, you'd still be WAY ahead of the game with a MUCH better trans than the AODE.

Jeg's sells an AODE trans ALONE for $1600. You'd still need a convertor.
 
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