Need firing order for 91 Mercury great Marquis 5L AT AIR?

Need firing order for 91 Mercury great Marquis 5L AT AIR?

Postby Soulhikers » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:44 am

Best fix manual? Firing Order, Recalls, etc.
Please give all links, information etc. I'll vote for the best answer.
Best substitute Tranny too.
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Need firing order for 91 Mercury great Marquis 5L AT AIR?

Postby italy2world » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:45 am

3 weeks ago
After reading answers, and searching the net, I have noticed that the AOD tranny has a long history of failure. What causes the tranny to kick in and out of OD?
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Postby Lolerfalls » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:45 am

The firing order for a '91 great Marquis 5.0L SEFI V8 is one five four two six three seven 8. The transmission you have is an AOD. The best substitute transmission could be one out of any other '91 model year Crown Victoria/Grand Marquis/Town Car car. If you choose one out of a Crown Victoria, be sure it is NOT one from a Police Interceptor model because there's no Manual Low selection, caused by its distinctive valve body configuration on this specific application. If you choose a rebuild, some of the interior parts may be replaced with ones from the newer AOD E or 4R70W transmissions, if I recall properly. The weakest link in those transmissions are the direct clutch and the overdrive bands. As far as recalls, caused by its age, I am not aware of any site that will give you recall info. If you want the BEST fix manual, call up HELM Inc., the OEM manual supplier for ALL Ford merchandise. But be prepared to pay a HEFTY price. caused by the era of the car, I doubt one could still be available although. Hope this helps.

EDIT: that is why I particular for a afterward build AOD transmission, caused by the many updates that transmission has went through since its introduction in 1980. As I mentioned, the direct clutch and the overdrive bands have a tendency to burn out causing it to lose third and fourth gears totally in the most serious cases. The changing in and out of overdrive is just a feature of this specific transmission throughout driving at city speeds. The best solution to this problem is to use OVERDRIVE only throughout driving at highway speeds.
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Postby Gavin K. » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:45 am

1 three seven two six five four eight, attempt that and lemme know, I had this writtin down in my garage on a old hood for my demo derby car haha


you are freindly honda tech
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Postby 02corolla » Sun Aug 26, 2007 7:45 am

look on intake manifold for firing order. go to ford web site for recalls. I could say a c six but yould need an adapter. that is an aod tranny.
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