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Old 10-25-2006, 08:53 PM   #1
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Has anyone had an older ('93) F-250 HD transmission rebuilt? Roughly - what was the cost?

(this WASN'T in this year's budget!)
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Has anyone had an older ('93) F-250 HD transmission rebuilt? Roughly - what was the cost?

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Old 10-26-2006, 09:41 AM   #3
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I have not had one done lately, but I understand they run about $3,000 +- to get one done.

I dont know where you live but there is a shop run by John Wood in Holtville, CA that builds very good transmissons. His web site is http://www.jwtt.com/

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Old 10-26-2006, 01:45 PM   #4
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Hi
just had my '93 250 replaced with a rebuild.
cost about 2200 includes torque converter. This by a local mechanic, not ford.
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Old 11-07-2006, 09:04 PM   #5
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I had one rebuilt 2 years ago and the price was $1650.00 with new TQ converter. If you can get to John Woods shop the job will be done right.
Have you had it done yet?
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E4OD, right? I had our rebuilt with upgrades and a 3 year/36K mile warranty for $3,300. One year warranty was less than $2,000 in 2004.
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Old 11-09-2006, 07:51 AM   #7
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Had E40D - 1994 F350 done 3yr/35,000 mile ago at a local shop on the advice of my mechanic with a 1yr/12,000 warrenty cost $3000 with upgrades. Hard to call compared to Fords 3yr/36,000 and $1800.Just recieved the big pay off last week in Oklahoma. Pulled a really steep one on Ok 259 3mi up with switch backs no relief pull off. Engine at 2500rs in low one. Tranny temp at 175. If it were going to blow it would have.Synthetic fluid protected the temps also Keep the dust on ya boot.BKF
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BTS makes a bullet proof transmission for the FOrds. He rebuilds them using all new gears and components as well as a heavy duty torque converter. You can find him as one of the sponsors on The Dieselstop website at www.thedieselstop.com. Go into the forums or the sponsors page and you can find his info there. BTS stands for Brians Truck Shop. People swear by them. I have a friend who has one in his truck. I will be getting one when I need a new tranny.
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I think BTS is the best one going. I researched this before and was gonna go that route before I traded my old F-250 in. Good luck with whatever you decide.
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Anticipating that mine will head south one day, I've done the research ahea dof time and I'll get a BTS when that day comes.

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When my '00 went out I checked BTS. However, my local tranny shop did a heavy duty rebuild.. HD torque converter and heavy duty bearings/bushings. My son has it and it's a towing fool now.

Ask your local shop.. they should be able to do the standard Ford spec rebuild or do the HD build.. especially if they are into doing racing trannys.
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