1987-1991 Ford F150 Transmission

Description

The 1987-91 Ford F150 transmission options match those engines and provide steady performance for both daily driving and professional chores. Its reliable 4.9L I6 (300 cubic inches) made 150 horsepower and was typically available with either a 4-speed manual transmission, 5-speed manual transmission, or the C6 automatic transmission, ensuring easy movement and reliability for light hauling and commuting. 

The 5.0L V8 (302 cu in) produced between 185 and 205 horsepower and was commonly fitted with the higher-tech E4OD automatic transmission (which added overdrive for longer-distance fuel savings) or the 5-speed manual for those drivers who wanted more control. For those looking for even more power, the 5.8L V8 (351 cubic inch) produced up to 210 horsepower and was typically fitted with either the powerful E4OD automatic or ZF 5-speed manual transmissions that were ideal for towing and heavy-duty driving. 

Such transmission and engine configurations meant that the 1987-1991 Ford F150 delivered superb versatility, performance, and dependability for a wide array of activities, from commuter driving to heavy hauling.