Several posters above indicated that rear disc brakes were not available in '99...well, the '99 Taurus SE I recently inherited from my late father most definitely DOES have rear discs...
Originally posted by RF Overlord@Jul 14 2005, 10:18 PM Just for the sake of historical accuracy:
Several posters above indicated that rear disc brakes were not available in '99...well, the '99 Taurus SE I recently inherited from my late father most definitely DOES have rear discs...
Originally posted by rank@Jul 14 2005, 07:46 PM The brake rotors changed parts way through the 1991 production year. IIRC the newer ones have a thicker center hub section.
I woudl like to see someone post about when the 4 different transmissions each came out. Is it as simple as:
Gen 1 = AXOD
Gen 2 = AXODE
Gen 3 = AX4N
Gen 4 = AX4S
Originally posted by rank@Jul 14 2005, 09:46 PM The brake rotors changed parts way through the 1991 production year. IIRC the newer ones have a thicker center hub section.
I woudl like to see someone post about when the 4 different transmissions each came out. Is it as simple as:
Gen 1 = AXOD
Gen 2 = AXODE
Gen 3 = AX4N
Gen 4 = AX4S
Nope not quite that simple. Other will shed more light on the subject, but here's what's going down for '02.
My car is an '02 Vulcan. That year at least (and possibly sooner), the AX4N is renamed 4F50N. The '02 Duratecs all came with the 4F50N(in theory). The '02 Vulcans came with either the AX4S or the 4F50N. My Vulcan has the 4F50N (despite that my transmission pan actually has "AX4N" stamped into it <_<).
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