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Old 11-10-2006, 10:42 AM   #1
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Default Identifying a gearbox?

My mate had a 5.0L fairmont EB and he said he had an FMX gearbox in it...

I am confused thou cause he said it was a 4speed Auto but FMX only made 3speeds...

And I was also woundering would that gearbox fit and be able to use in me 3.9L EA...

Apparentle it was fully manulised as well..

So can anyone help me to identify the gearbox...


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