How to tell..
Black2000Ranger
01-01-2006, 09:03 PM
Found a 100 dollar escort wagon. Automatic, you know, 1.9 liter engine.. What I need.
It's one year off, and I was wondering if the transmission would bolt to my engine.. I heard that there is a different bolt style between the 95/96 in some.. Is there a way for me to tell?
I'm pretty sure you guys know about my car by now.. But..
96 escort LX hatchback/ 1.9 Liter SEFI/ 4 speed automatic.
Any way I can make sure I dont waste 100 bucks?
Thanks
-Scott
It's one year off, and I was wondering if the transmission would bolt to my engine.. I heard that there is a different bolt style between the 95/96 in some.. Is there a way for me to tell?
I'm pretty sure you guys know about my car by now.. But..
96 escort LX hatchback/ 1.9 Liter SEFI/ 4 speed automatic.
Any way I can make sure I dont waste 100 bucks?
Thanks
-Scott
AltecZX2
01-02-2006, 02:07 AM
why not just buy a5spd?
AzTumbleweed
01-02-2006, 10:48 AM
If you can find a nice guy at the Ford dealer parts dept then have him check to see if it was the same part number both years.
Black2000Ranger
01-02-2006, 01:46 PM
Well that would be nice, but I just figured there was a simple way to tell if it was the correct one or not. When I do searches at different websites to see if they have my part, if I use 1996, I get SOME 1995 escort transmissions to show up. And when I look up 1995, there is two different types of transmissions, a TJ and a TX with a different ratio or something. I wonder if the VIN tag tells you...
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