04 vs 06 6 speed trans?
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04 vs 06 6 speed trans?
I'm new here I don't own a Z, but I'm purchasing a 89 240 coupe and I'm swapping in a 04 vq35 (18k miles) and he's throwing in 2 transmissions a 04 and a 06. I may keep one as a spare or sell it I'm undecided right now. Which trans would be perferable? Both have low miles what are the differences between the two if any?
Hope this forum will be a good resource when I start to get into the wiring
Hope this forum will be a good resource when I start to get into the wiring
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Automatic or manual?
If manual, there are many different revisions, the most recent (I believe) being 009 (I believe 05+ have 009--the 04 would definietly have one of the early revisions). The diferences are in the synchros and later model manual transmissions are said to be better.
The revision number will be on a white sticker right on the bottom of the trans. Take a look at both and see what numbers they read. Go for the 009 if available.
If manual, there are many different revisions, the most recent (I believe) being 009 (I believe 05+ have 009--the 04 would definietly have one of the early revisions). The diferences are in the synchros and later model manual transmissions are said to be better.
The revision number will be on a white sticker right on the bottom of the trans. Take a look at both and see what numbers they read. Go for the 009 if available.
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
Automatic or manual?
If manual, there are many different revisions, the most recent (I believe) being 009 (I believe 05+ have 009--the 04 would definietly have one of the early revisions). The diferences are in the synchros and later model manual transmissions are said to be better.
The revision number will be on a white sticker right on the bottom of the trans. Take a look at both and see what numbers they read. Go for the 009 if available.
If manual, there are many different revisions, the most recent (I believe) being 009 (I believe 05+ have 009--the 04 would definietly have one of the early revisions). The diferences are in the synchros and later model manual transmissions are said to be better.
The revision number will be on a white sticker right on the bottom of the trans. Take a look at both and see what numbers they read. Go for the 009 if available.
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Originally Posted by gothchick
'06 is CD009 I believe. Mine is at least. Not sure what revision the '04 is. But they are interchangeable with each other.
She's right. I went through three untill Nissan put in a 009. Have had Zero issues!! If it sounds like a jet engine when you drive, that means it's bad!! LOL
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Heya glad to see someone else doing a vq swap in the s-chassis. . .I'm doing one in my s14 right now. . .i'll keep you posted. . .you do the same!
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Originally Posted by nismo240r
Heya glad to see someone else doing a vq swap in the s-chassis. . .I'm doing one in my s14 right now. . .i'll keep you posted. . .you do the same!
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Originally Posted by ke0ki2k
nice lol, see if you can get those VQ's to 300 whp N/A....all that power and torque in an S-chassis 0_0 will be mucho fun.
I haven't got to the wiring yet. The kit for swap just came in and some other goodies but I haven't been home in almost 2 months now. . .
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