Can Anyone Decode my Van?

[caideN]

It's a 2007 E350 V10.

I am wondering if I have limited slip differential and just want to know what I have overall. I found some codes but unsure if it's the exact same as the F-350 SuperDuty.

Axle code is: C4
My transmission code is T on the sticker. When I searched for it on Ford Truck websites, the code T is for a light duty truck (AOD Transmission???).

Does anyone have a page of code specifically for the Econoline?

[shenrie]

the googles say that's a 3.73 lsd axle. There's some conflicting info out there regarding codes, but when you start seeing the same info with a search on various sites it's a pretty safe bet your onto correct info.

[JoeH]

If there isn't a differential tag the final answer will be the Bill of Materials (BOM) #. It should be to the right of the pumpkin on the axle tube. Differential Identification | West Coast Differentials

Use that # to look it up here: Dana Holding Corporation - The Expert Axle Bill of Material

Or, go old school: http://www2.dana.com/pdf/X510-2.pdf

[deserteagle56]

An E350 with the V10 will have the 5-speed Torqshift transmission.

Plug your VIN into the following. (Click on the Vehicle Tab on the top of the page). It will tell you quite a bit.
FordEtis home page

[arctictraveller]

Someone correct me here if I'm wrong, but I seem to remember that you can also raise both rear wheels off the ground and spin one. If the other wheel spins in the same direction, you probably have limited slip. If not, you could still have it, but it may be worn out.