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belgian2b

posted on 23/9/11 at 04:14 PM Reply With Quote
type 9 codes

Hello,

i am looking for a type 9 gearbox.

i have found one and i asked the seller to give me the code written on the housing.

here is what he gave me :

F6W6A
39T-7006
859T-7A039


can anyone tell me from this number the ratio of the gearbox ?

thanks,

Gerardo

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JoelP

posted on 23/9/11 at 09:15 PM Reply With Quote
since no one else has answered, i'll have a go! AFAIK, the ratios are standard, with just a small number having a longer first gear. This could be total nutsack though! Usually, its the diff that varies greatly. Im sure 5 mins with google or wikipedia would help!


30 secs on google found the standard ratios on the tiger forum.

[Edited on 23/9/11 by JoelP]






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mcerd1

posted on 23/9/11 at 10:31 PM Reply With Quote
the fisrt thing to find out is if its a long or short input shaft version

the long one were used on the V6's and 2.3D's and have slightly different ratios - the short were on almost everything else

(sorry I don't have the actual shaft lenghs with me at the moment )

[Edited on 23/9/2011 by mcerd1]





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rusty nuts

posted on 24/9/11 at 07:00 AM Reply With Quote
The long input shaft version was also used in the P100 , that had very low first gear IIRC . Easy way to tell if it is a long or short input shaft box is to measure the bell housing from the front to the rear face's there is about 19mm difference but I can't remember what the measurements are. Danzoman may be able to help as he had a P100 box at one time ??
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