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Posted pictures M43 transmission 140-160 1973

posted by  Phil S. on  Sun May 8 09:50 CST 2005
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It's a regular old M41 with J-type overdrive and top cover to suit an 1800E/ES, later 140-series, or '75 U.S. market 240.

I have one on the shop floor right now that says L30 where yours says M43A. Probably a casting lot number identifying that particular batch of gearbox cases, and purely a coincidence that it happens to start with M4...

The ID plate should be on the bottom rear of the gearbox, just forward of the mount. I've seen variations on the M41 designation there too, but that really is what you've got.






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