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Mr Clive

posted on 6/11/07 at 06:40 PM Reply With Quote
MT75 From a Transit?

Hi

I have been looking on ebay for MT75s and there seem to be a number from Ford Transits on there.

Are they any different to the ones from a sierra and would they be suitable for use in a se7en?

Thanks

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big_wasa

posted on 6/11/07 at 06:43 PM Reply With Quote
Yes they are differant and not what you want in a 7.
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theconrodkid

posted on 6/11/07 at 06:44 PM Reply With Quote
ratios will be wrong and the gear lever in the wrong place,if its from a diesel bell is wrong shape as well





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stevec

posted on 6/11/07 at 07:47 PM Reply With Quote
Transit Diesel MT75 bellhousing is massive as said, no good to you I am afraid
Steve.

[Edited on 6/11/07 by stevec]

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Mr Clive

posted on 6/11/07 at 09:35 PM Reply With Quote
Ok, I shall steer clear of them. Thanks for the info
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TL

posted on 7/11/07 at 01:07 PM Reply With Quote
It's worth mentioning that the output flange could be useful to someone building a live axle car;

Trannies don't have a donut, they have the more conventional 4 hole flange for a UJ.

If you can get the box for peanuts, keep the flange & bin the rest.





Cheers,

Terry

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