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Re: l series gearbox identification
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well its a long box but that bellhousing doesn't look like an L series to me! starter motor hump is in altogether the wrong spot

Posted on: 2007/7/18 10:59
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Re: l series gearbox identification
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so are you saing it could be a series? and its definatly noy l series?

Posted on: 2007/7/18 11:08
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Re: l series gearbox identification
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Take a photo from the front so we can see the pattern of the bolts on the bellhousing. Is there any markings or no's?

Posted on: 2007/7/18 11:19
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Re: l series gearbox identification
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yes i will tomoro

yes it says 63a#1 on the bellhousing could this be an l series 5 speed?

jake

Posted on: 2007/7/18 11:21
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Re: l series gearbox identification
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63a can be L or A-series.

Posted on: 2007/7/18 11:26
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Re: l series gearbox identification
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tell ya what ill try and bolt it up to my a15 block and see how i go thanks anyways guys

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Re: l series gearbox identification
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well today i took a photo of the bellhousing stud patern as requsted by whitesedan to determin if it is l series or a series

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hope this helps in identifing the box

jake

Posted on: 2007/7/19 8:26
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definitely not L series

Posted on: 2007/7/19 8:27
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damn! then what is it?

Posted on: 2007/7/19 8:30
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could it be from a J15? or were they all colum shift?

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