Thinking of swapping my c-6 for a e4od

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I said I was done with this truck LOL and I should have known better.
Here's what I have in mind--currently I have a mega-shifter on the floor and I have a late model [mid 80s]steering column. I want to go back to 77-79 automatic column to clear the floor for a bigger console and swap in a late model e4od.
Do the e4ods have a button for od or is there 4 forward speeds on the shift indicator ? The 77-79 column has the shift indicator on the column and shows 1-2-3 shifts, so if the e4 has 4 positions I'm not sure I can make this work.
I want overdrive, but I also want converter lockup so a gearvendors won't give me what I want. Also what transfer cases can I hang on the back of a e4od ?

Dennis
 

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E4od has a button for od. Early buttons was on the dash, and later were on the end of the shift lever on the column. E4 has three positions, OD-2-1. A bw 1345,1356, & np208, transfer case will work.
 

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I suggest you get a useable E4OD core and ship it to Brian's Truck Shop if you are dead set on having one. Such a built tranny has a prayer of surviving behind the 6.9/7.3
 

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yep gonna need the 'puter, FIPL, Speed Sensor and (man it's technical name escapes me) but it measures atmospheric pressure - mounted on the firewall on the passengers side next to the HVAC box.
 

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Thanks guys for the info. but I plan to take the easy ---expensive way out with a baumanator computer.

I also found out my transfer case will bolt up to the e4od :thumbsup: .

Dennis
 

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with the Baumanator you will be able to customize the heck out of the tranny - Baja on here has one and he loves it.
 

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Thanks guys for the info. but I plan to take the easy ---expensive way out with a baumanator computer.

I also found out my transfer case will bolt up to the e4od :thumbsup: .

Dennis

Be sure you get the 4wd E4od. The 2wd version will not accept the xfer case. Totally differet output shafts and tailpiece. You could do a diverced case like an NP205 or something
 

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with the Baumanator you will be able to customize the heck out of the tranny - Baja on here has one and he loves it.

Yea and if I remember correctly he has a pretty much stock rebuild on his tranny.
 

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I havent found a tranny with a good tailshaft that I can pull lately. Most everything around me has been hacked to heck.

But if you need any parts I think I have the overdrive button as well as a bunch of other automatic trucks and dash parts.

Just give me a call. Im going to the junkyard now so Ill have another look.
 

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yep gonna need the 'puter, FIPL, Speed Sensor and (man it's technical name escapes me) but it measures atmospheric pressure - mounted on the firewall on the passengers side next to the HVAC box.

Map sensor ? I say that with uncertainty because I see no reason for a MAP sensor-but I just own it not design it.
 
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Barometric pressure sensor.

It adjusts the shift schedule slightly to compensate for higher altitude operation.
 
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