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Question about the auto trans bolted to a 2003 2.3 DOHC

Old Aug 24, 2010
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Icon5 Question about the auto trans bolted to a 2003 2.3 DOHC

Hey guys,

Can anyone tell me if a 2003 auto trans bolted to a 2.3 DOHC is the same as a 2004 auto trans that's bolted to a 3.0?

Thanks,

Brian
 
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Old Aug 24, 2010
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i know they are both 5r44e's but i think the bellhousing is different on the 2 motors
 
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Bell housings are definitely different between 2.3 and 3.0. I believe that the torque converters are also different.
 
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Damn, I was afraid of that. Ford just can't make anything interchangeable.
 
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they make alot of things that interchange just not what ya need when ya need it
 
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LOL, you can say that again.
 
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The bellhousings can be removed tho no?
 
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