E4od 4r100 Billet Torque Converter E40d Transmission Hd 7.3 Diesel 460 7.5 Gas on 2040-parts.com
Salem, Oregon, United States
New super heavy duty billet torque converter for the Ford E4OD & 4R100 transmissions This converter has a billet cover, heavy duty brazed turbine, Torrington bearings, and heavy duty carbon metallic lockup clutch. This converter is for the 7.3L(non-power stroke), 7.5L engines. Please count the bolts on your transmission pan to confirm you have 20. The E4OD & 4R100 Transmission have 20 pan bolts. There is absolutely "no" core charge, or need to return a core. 
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