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Old 08-19-2004, 06:01 PM
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Question cv axel question

will the axel from a 90 si with a d16 fit a cx with a d15??
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Old 08-19-2004, 06:26 PM
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it should,being that a 1.6 block (90 si) can bolt up to a 1.5 tranny (assuming 92 cx),all you would haft to do is look at the axel fitment near the transmission,on which ever side you were planning on replacing it & seeing if it looks the same,its not that hard to get to.
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Re: cv axel question

it wouldn't matter if it's a D16 or D15, the axle goes into the tranny not the engine. As long as it's a D series tranny and your hubs have the same spline count then it should fit.
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