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12-24-2003, 02:02 PM
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325I trans swap
I found this perfect 1990 325I for sale. Its cheap and the people who own it took very good care of it. The only problem is its auto
 So my question is how much would it cost to get a new a manual transmission? Or would I be better off getting one from another older BMW? They only want $1800 which is why I hate to pass this up but if you think its not worth it let me know.
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12-24-2003, 10:59 PM
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I have been called worse than "anyone"
Here is a link for the parts and shipping.
Within the lower 48 US states. Price: $995.00 http://www.theeurodepot.com/specials.html  Includes: new rear engine seal, SACHS clutch kit, hydraulic components, guibo, transmission mounts, center bearing, shift boot and more. Used parts include: cleaned and re-painted Getrag 260 transmission, flywheel, driveshaft, shifter platform, and pedal bracket assembly. All parts are here to replace the 4HP22 automatic transmission. Later,
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12-29-2003, 04:52 AM
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Re: 325I trans swap
it doesnt really matter where you get the manual tranny from, as long as it has less than 60k miles on it, its ok. the only hard part is the installation, that would be anywhere from $500-$2000 for labor.
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