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M40 vs M41 1800

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posted by  matt b on  Tue Dec 31 05:35 CST 2002
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M41 is basically a M40 with overdrive attached. Yes, a M40 would work in the es, but you would need a longer driveshaft to make up for a lack of overdrive... and as far as I know, 1800es models had either an overdrive (m41) or an auto, so there might not be a driveshaft that would work. You might have to have one lengthened... though, *maybe* one out of a 140 non overdrive car would work.


-Matt






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