T5 tranny from a 95 to a 88 gt..
I just purchased a t5 manual tranny that came out of a 95 gt for $100 bucks!!! I need to know if this is an exact bolt in or will I need to modify it? My tranny went out this morning on the way to work!! Also, Im in the bay area of California and Im looking for someone to help me install this.. Thanks!
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I think the only issues you may run into is that the shifter will sit a little farther back, as the SN95 bell housing and inputt shaft are 5/8" longer than a fox car. You're drieshaft should still fit though.
Yup, the input shaft is longer, due to the deeper bellhousing on the '94-'95s. You can just swap in your old input shaft, and probably the bearing retainer too. Then, I think, it will work nicely.
Heh, the input shaft is not exactly a bolt-on part.
Easiest thing would be to buy a '94/'95 bellhousing and use that, instead of swapping an input shaft.
Easiest thing would be to buy a '94/'95 bellhousing and use that, instead of swapping an input shaft.
Identifying the transmission...
How can I tell what year this transmission is from. There is no tag on it, must have broken off.. I see three different casing numbers on it??
How can I tell what year this transmission is from. There is no tag on it, must have broken off.. I see three different casing numbers on it??
The Ford P/N will strat with either thge letter E(80's) or F(90's), followed by a number. The letter repredsents the decade, and the number the year.
So, E9 would be 1989, and F1 would be 1991, and so on.
So, E9 would be 1989, and F1 would be 1991, and so on.
do you think he will need a 94-95 cable too? if those are any longer?
FoxChassis said:
Check just aft of the fill plug on the pass side of the mainbox. Fox specimens had the year i.e. 84, 87, 90, with a circle around it, which looks like it yields more info.
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