2007 Ford Mustang transmission

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Asked by GuruZDXLQ Oct 09, 2017 at 08:50 PM about the 2007 Ford Mustang V6 Premium RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Will a Ford Explorer replace a 2007 Ford Mustang   
Automatic transmission 4.0 and work good?

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The explorer uses a 6r60 trans (6speed) the mustang uses 5r55 (5speed) I doubt they will work easy, most of these now are electronic shifting so there may be some wiring differences as well as the ECU programming. The 90's mustangs used the 4r70w I pulled a 95 mustangs trans and used a 2002 trans, that required some re-wiring or I would have had to swap the internal cables in the transmissions. At any rate your better to stay within the same model transmission for ease of swap.

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I have another question will a 05-06 Ford Mustang automatic transmission 4.0 , 5 cylinder fit a 07 Ford Mustang it's a automatic 4.0 , 5 cylinder? They both a v6.

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I have a 2010 Mustang with a 4.0 in it I'm trying to see what other transmissions I can swap out that it's compatible with the one that I have in it

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