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Considering Purchase of 1987 245? 200 1987

posted by  83GLT on  Tue Oct 27 13:26 CST 2015
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That's good to know about the transmission. I have not had a chance to test drive the car, but I didn't hear any bearing noise when he ran it out of the garage. I will have a close look at that when I go back for a "twice"-over.

My '92 transmission started getting very noisy just in the last few months, and as was thought in earlier posts, the input shaft bearing is on its way out. I was able to find a good spare M47 thinking I would install in the '92, but if I buy the '87 I'll just keep it as a spare. Are the M47 and M47II compatible?






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