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M46 bearing compatibility?

posted by  mike66 on  Thu May 12 00:37 CST 2022
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So the bearings in the gearbox are all the same? My over drive and trans worked fine just kinda loud in 1st and 2nd. And very loud in third unless I let off the gas then it was quiet on decel. How do I know which P-Type I have? Mine is from a 1989 745 Turbo. I believe that I talked to you before on Turbobricks before it crashed.
I'm interested in doing this cheap and I have 2 gearboxes to play with. The J-type I have was out of a car with less than 80K on it.






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