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1998 S70 TURBO STANDARD SHIFT S70

posted by  coldstart on  Mon Oct 6 15:33 CST 2014
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Does anyone know the difference between the 2 different transmissions for the 98 s70 t5 there ia a vin break up to 460000 and above . i am asking because I have easy access to the earlier one and wonder if it would work and ideas would help thanks Peter








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    1998 S70 TURBO STANDARD SHIFT S70

    posted by  KlausC on  Mon Oct 6 19:15 CST 2014
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    There is an M56L and an M56H. The L has a tall 1st gear and is suited better for the low pressure turbo.

    As far as I know, there is no manual tranny difference in 1998-2000.
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      1998 S70 TURBO STANDARD SHIFT S70

      posted by  someone claiming to be Eddie G on  Wed Dec 24 13:46 CST 2014 [RELATED]

      There must be some difference between the 2 because if you look for a clutch for a 98 S70 they always ask for the chassis number. Also, under 459999 and over 460000 clutches have different parts numbers and there is about a $100 price difference between the 2 as well. Not sure what this means, but I assume there is some differences.






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