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Old 10-11-2007, 03:51 AM
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Cool tranny info

I have a 1987 pulsar nx se ca 1.6de can I use the transmission from a 1989 ca1.8de pulsar on the 1.6? Can any one help me out with this one ?
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Re: tranny info

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Question Re: tranny info

Im sure that I'll have to change the half axles and the clutch to the 1.6 is there any thing else that I'll have to do or change over to make it work
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