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60 series gear boxs

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60 series gear boxs

Post by macneil »

would a petrol 60 series gear box fit a 12ht motor???
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Post by bad_religion_au »

if you use the petrol clutch disk, then it should (might need a 2h bellhousing and pressure plate, if all 12ht's are auto)
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Post by macneil »

ive heard 2h manual boxes bolt straight up but can get a petrol one cheap.. so the petrol gear box will bolt up
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Post by hulsty »

Gearboxes are the same.
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Post by sonny »

i have a 82 2h 60 series and got a spare 84 petrol as spares,the petrol 5 speed/transfer bolted straight onto the 2h bellhousing but i also needed the 5 speed tailshaft.
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Post by flyology »

The gearboxes are the same, but the clutches are different. Don't use a petrol clutch plate on a diesel. Use a diesel clutch.
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Post by bad_religion_au »

flyology wrote:The gearboxes are the same, but the clutches are different. Don't use a petrol clutch plate on a diesel. Use a diesel clutch.
the petrol and diesel one i compared had different spline count on the input shaft, so needed the petrol clutch disk in the diesel pressure plate to work. ymmv
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