Te7x Manual Gearbox Crossmember

[SKA80R]

Was the TE72 made in japan (imported to AUS like the KE70 panelvan)

Was the T-50 manual used in the TE72??

Would anyone have any pictures of a TE72 manual gearbox x-member?

I would like to know the dimensions/distance between the bolt hole centres??? :ninja:

Edited January 3, 2007 by SKA80R

[irokin]

*Moved* "This is NOT a technical discussion section."

[SKA80R]

*Moved* "This is NOT a technical discussion section."

 

Could you please explain??? :ninja:

[irokin]

You posted Here

 

Automotive Discussion

General Automotive Discussion. This is NOT a technical discussion section.

[SKA80R]

You posted Here

sorry about that.. i thought i was in the write section

 

Can you tell me who is a TE72 expert?

My car is a JDM ke70 and i need to know if the TE72 was JDM (imported to AUS).

None of the KE70/AE71 gearbox crossmembers fit under JDM KE70

I thought if the TE72 was JDM...there was a good chance the x-member might fit

Edited January 3, 2007 by SKA80R

[Beserker99]

Couldnt you just check the firewall plate on your car if you're uncertain of the gearbox you have?

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the T-18's (TE72) came out here with the3T-C motor and T-50 gearbox.

 

So I thik you would need either an AE86, AE71 or T-18 bg x-member.

 

But that's what I think.

 

Unless yours in an import with a different gb.

[Valandor]

te72 uses a t50 gearbox however the clutch slave is on the drivers side unlike the common t50 with the clutch slave on the passenger side.

 

ke70 came with a k50 gear box. you will need a t50 cross member for the new gearbox and also need to update the ke70 to hydraulic clutch.

 

yes te72 came with 3t-c engine.

 

don't know if it was an import but pretty sure it wasnt since it was released in aus as the t-18

[SKA80R]

Couldnt you just check the firewall plate on your car if you're uncertain of the gearbox you have?

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the T-18's (TE72) came out here with the3T-C motor and T-50 gearbox.

 

So I thik you would need either an AE86, AE71 or T-18 bg x-member.

 

But that's what I think.

 

Unless yours in an import with a different gb.

 

Thanks for the info.Do the compliance plates have japanese writing on them? or are they made by AMI

My car is a KE70 Panelvan made in Japan (Japanese compliance plate)

I am using a T-50 from a AE86.

I have tried using the following x-members AE71 and AE86 so i thought the TE72 might fit

 

Here is a pic of some cross members

Jap Ke70

Aus Ke70

Aus AE71

[Valandor]

I'm pretty sure the compliance plates have to be in english since it would need to comply with aussie standards regardless of if it was an import of domestic