4r70w and 4r75e - Direct Drum Upgrade - and Econoline / Town Car Transmission, Sonnax Smart Tech

[@2491kridge]

I’m not sure if you’ve done transmission rebuilds before but that’s cool that you’re doing your own, great way to learn at least

[@hyper-amps1684]

I did a few GM and ford's F150s this one is mine and is a 4x4 , so I just wonder if any one knows what could be, trying not to take the tranny out... again😅

[@bobimbordino3024]

Your mercury is going to be awesome when done. I’m glad you’re doing your own transmission & you know what’s in your transmission.

[@mlieser1230]

You mentioned that transmission classes were the last certification you needed from Ford and that the dealer didn't send you. You are certainly getting that training now. That is going to be one stout transmission when you are done.

[@thomasdaum1927]

Dam , I wish that was in my Marauder ! Thanks Rich !…….

[@timkis64]

basically the same principle as a wet clutch on motorcycles.when you need alot of surface area, but dont have alot of room to work with.

[@hyper-amps1684]

Hi. Thank-you for yor videos I rebuild my 4w75e and what is doing is 1st, 2nd, and on 3 is like if reverse engages and slows the truck. What could it be? Thank you in advance

[@FordBossMe]

Idk I'm still learning

[@CobraR1993]

600$ part. Well worth it for hp builds.

[@DS-TRUCKS]

Do my ten speed next??

[@347mav3]

Does it really need that $600.00 upgrade? I'm doing an aod rebuild for a 500hp street car. Really didn't want to do that upgrade.

[@FordBossMe]

Does it need it? No it doesn't but will it give you extra reliability when you really need the power put to the ground..... absolutely

[@347mav3]

I'm going to spend the money on a Valvebody. I believe (could be wrong) that's where the longevity is at.

[@snoops606]

Just drop your stack gear and all

[@JDMSwervo2001]

Hi dad