What's the difference between a 1992 and 1993 AOD tranny?

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1bad92lx

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I'm looking at getting a converter for my 93 AOD car that I just bought and I see converters listed from 87-92. What's the difference?

 

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Anyone???

 

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i think the 93 was the first year for the aode...but i could be wrong so someone else verify or tell me im retarded

 

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no, 93's were aod as well, '94's had the "e"

a '93 should be the same.

 

RYC CUKR

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93 was the last year of the AOD in the Mustang and 94 was the first year of AODE in the Mustang but I believe that Ford introduced the AODE to other car lines in 93. So if its in a Mustang it should be an AOD.

 

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Ok because I need to get a converter for my car and on some websites I've been to they read 87-92 aod. So I was wondering if there were any differences between 92 and 93?

 

srothfuss

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Go here.... www.mustanggt.org

The site is dedicated to the GT, but the Mechanical's are identical between the LX and GT.

 

bobcatv8

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An AOD will have a TV cable running from the TB to a lever on the left side of the trans. An AOD-E will not. I'm sure the difference in the convertors has to do with lock-up features.