2002 Ford Explorer Transmission- At, 4.6l on 2040-parts.com
Pekin, Illinois, United States
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Transmission out of a 2002 Ford Explorer 4.6 AWD ended up being the wrong transmission needed. Just trying to get some of the money back. Explorer had around 130,000 miles on it. SUV was wrecked but still drive able. Transmission was good when removed from vehicle. Comes with the Torque converter. Code on transmission is 2L2P-DA it is a 5R55S Sold as is no warranties, no returns. Will freight ship to the lower 48 states free.
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