#4207, "Tranny on the way out..possibly replacement." Apr-08-05 04:36 AM by RxR_Eclipse
Well guys I think this tranny has seen its day's. For the last year or so it has been difficult to grab 3rd and shudders when put into reverse horribly. I can get a 2002 neon base model tranny for about 400$. Is this a good price?
Edit: That 400$ one has 17K on it. I can get another with 70K on it for 100$ cheaper.
#4210, "RE: Tranny on the way out..possibly replacement." In response to Reply # 0
Go for the cheaper one. 90% of the junkyard transaxles i've seen for our cars are pristine inside regardless of milage. With stock output going through them, these transaxles are eternal.
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#4211, "RE: Tranny on the way out..possibly replacement." In response to Reply # 1 Apr-08-05 09:49 AM by RxR_Eclipse
That is what I was thinking too. I read that the only thing I need to change from the 2002 is the bell, shifter levers and the mounts, which I can source from my current tranny correct?
#4212, "RE: Tranny on the way out..possibly replacement." In response to Reply # 2
All you ned is the shift levers, which might be the same. Everything else is idential.
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