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tranny type number
looking at a used 912 tranny and trying to figure out if a 4 spd or 5spd.
where is the type number stamped at? thanks in advance! brant
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It should be stamped on the bottom. If anyone knows what they mean or has a list I have two unknown trans. one is 915/63 74C 4025 in aluminum my other one is scraped off. all I could find was915 301 101, it is mag.
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thanks for the info.
I'll give it a try. I'll look for a list also. brant
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Anyone know why this would be?
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Mike,
because I'm dumb and cut and past the wrong number from an email. I think the actual part number that was given for the tranny was actually: 901.301.101.02 still trying to figure out if anyone can decipher this as a 4 sp or 5 sp based on the part number?
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