Other Name: Automatic Transmission Assy; Transmission
Manufacturer Note: Note: For Warranty Repairs - Technical Service Hotline Prior Approval May Be Required For This Part
Replaced by: FL1Z-7000-CRM
Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's
factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
2016-2017 Ford Expedition | 6 Cyl 3.5L GTDI | 6-Speed Automatic Transmission (6R80), Left Hand Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive (Left Hand Drive)
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Ford Expedition Transmission Assembly
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Ford Expedition Transmission Assembly Parts Questions & Experts Answers
Q: How to remove and install the transmission on Ford Expedition?
A: To disconnect the transmission you must first take the negative cable of the battery and put the shift lever to the Neutral. Disconnect the transmission harness electrical connector and if equipped, disable the air suspension system. Lift the vehicle off the ground using jackstands and remove the driveshafts of the concerned part of the car. For 4WD models, there are bolts below the skid plate and some nuts are at the back of the transfer case. On 3V V6 engine cars and on certain types of Transmissions, disconnect the transmission inspection cover and probably one or more plugs. Locate the position of the torque converter to the drive plate then unlock the retaining bolts with the crankshaft turning at the same instance. The next steps are the removal of the vehicle's starter motor, dismantling of the Shift Cable, disconnecting of the transmission oil cooler lines and lighter connectors of several sensors. Place the front part of the vehicle on the jack and another support the transmission system part of the vehicle. Some of the bolts may be hidden by the heat shield, in this case you will have to pull off the heat shield and cross member to expose the bolts which attach the nuts holding the transmission mount to the cross member. Eliminate the transmission and dipstick tube, the exhaust pipe, the fuel line bracket. Take off the bolts of the transmission-to-engine connection, and disconnect the exhaust pipes. Before picking the transmission and the jack backward, all the wires should be disconnected; move them backward to divide the torque converter from the driveplate. On installation, one should align the torque converter hub with the pump gear, finally lifting and positioning the transmission which should be horizontal. Position the torque converter marks on the driveplate and insert the dowel pins with the bell housing. Then bolt back the exhaust pipes, the transmission to engine bolts, fuel line bracket and the exhaust pipe bracket as tightly as possible. The transmission mount along with crossmember is to be assembled and screwed followed by heat shield bolts followed by the nuts of the transmission mount. Take out the jacks and connect the heated oxygen sensor connectors, and the oil cooler lines. Gently click the shift cable back in place to draw it taught, torque the nuts for the torque converter in place as well as reinstall the transmission inspection cover, including its rubber access plug as well. Replace the starter motor and dipstick tube and for 4 WD cars, the transfer case. Returning the driveshafts, lowering the vehicle, reconnecting the transmission harness, and engaging the nuts on the negative terminal of the battery were done. Last of all, add the required quantity of the above mentioned fluid into the transmission, start the vehicle engine, and look for leakage.