1995 3.0 V6 Auto (4R44E) Trans. Year Swap Question

[Mike Tech]

My 95's Trans is Crap. Im havin a harder time trying to find
a trans then I though I would have...


I would like a Quick list Trans n Years that will Swap Right in..

Would a 2.3 4 Cyl Trans work??? 2.3 torque converter work?

Do they have to be 4x4??
(2 peice tail right? Out put Shaft the same for 4x4 n 2x4)

Will a 1993 to a 2001 Trans Work? (Jus Bolt n Go)

Thank You,
Mike Tech

 

[Mike Tech]

Come on, 1 week n no help??? No one has used
a trans from a different year for a 1995 3.0???

Lil Help Please...

Thank You,
Mike Tech

 

[Caps4x4]

It is my understanding that any year 3.0 tranny will interchange, as long as it's a 4x4 -> 4x4 or 4x2-> 4x2.

 

[Mike Tech]

It is my understanding that any year 3.0 tranny will interchange, as long as it's a 4x4 -> 4x4 or 4x2-> 4x2.

Thanks Man..

That would be Great... Can someone Confirm this???

 

[exbass94]

1994 and older 3.0s had the A4LD, not 4r44e, so those won't work. At some point in the late 90's, the 4r44e was changed to the 5r44e, which is the 5 speed version of the 4r. However, I believe the 2 are interchangable but not positive.

 

[Lil Ranger]

1994 and older 3.0s had the A4LD, not 4r44e, so those won't work. At some point in the late 90's, the 4r44e was changed to the 5r44e, which is the 5 speed version of the 4r. However, I believe the 2 are interchangable but not positive.

In 1995 the 3.0s went to 4r44e.. the 5r44e is for the 4.0s..
3.0 n 4.0 dont share the Same Bolt Pattern either..

I think he wants to know if he can Use a 1996 or newer
Trans in his 1995 3.0 Truck.. Without changing Major Parts..

Thanx,
Rob
Lil Ranger

 

[4x4RangerGuy]

In 1995 the 3.0s went to 4r44e.. the 5r44e is for the 4.0s..
3.0 n 4.0 dont share the Same Bolt Pattern either..

I think he wants to know if he can Use a 1996 or newer
Trans in his 1995 3.0 Truck.. Without changing Major Parts..

Thanx,
Rob
Lil Ranger

The differences will be the in the wiring and plugs. 95 and up 3.0s use the fully electronically controlled 4R44E 4 speed w/ OD. There may be some very minor internal differences as the years progress, but it is still essentially the same transmission from 95 and up. The best way to tell is to make sure your harness plugs into the to-be-installed transmission. If it does, then your golden.

 

[exbass94]

In 1995 the 3.0s went to 4r44e.. the 5r44e is for the 4.0s..
3.0 n 4.0 dont share the Same Bolt Pattern either..

I think he wants to know if he can Use a 1996 or newer
Trans in his 1995 3.0 Truck.. Without changing Major Parts..

Thanx,
Rob
Lil Ranger

No, 4r44e is the 4 speed behind 2.3s and 3.0s
5r44e is 5 speed behind 2.3 and 3.0
4r55e is 4 speed behind 4.0
5r55e is 5 speed behind 4.0.

 

[Lil Ranger]

No, 4r44e is the 4 speed behind 2.3s and 3.0s
5r44e is 5 speed behind 2.3 and 3.0
4r55e is 4 speed behind 4.0
5r55e is 5 speed behind 4.0.

Sorry, but they didnt put a 5 Speed Auto Behind 2.3s or 3.0s

4R44E T 1995-2001 4-Cylinder & 3.0L Rangers 4-Speed
4R55E T 1995-2001 4.0L Rangers 4-Speed
4R70W U 1996-1997 5.0L Explorer 4-Speed
5R55E D 1995 - 2001 4.0L Rangers 5-Speed


http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/AutoTrans.html

No Big Deal Tho....

Thanx,
Rob
Lil Ranger

 

[exbass94]

Hmm perhaps the tech library is wrong? This article says differently: http://www.murphysautomotive.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=murphy&Category_Code=4R5R

There definitely is a 5r44e, just google it.

whatever.

 

[4x4RangerGuy]

That article has a typo. There is no such thing as a 5R44E transmission. The 3.0 V6 and 4 cylinder engines received the 4R44E transmission. The 4.0 got the 4R55E and later on the 5R55E.

I'll believe there exists a 5R44E when I see it stamped on the case.

 

[Mike Tech]

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I need to Find a Tranz n Convertor..
I Dont want keep Driving a Chevy..
Will a 1999 3.0 4x4 Auto Trans Work in My 1995 3.0 4x4 Ranger...

I would like it to jus Bolt it in, Im Paying to have done..
Cant do on my own (F#(ked my Back Up)

Please Help me Find the Info I need for this...

Thank You,
Mike Tech