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| Author: | passat2800 [ Sun Jul 10, 2011 11:51 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Trans code chart |
Go to www.partsemporium.co.uk then to type 25(van).Then to gearbox(trans) codes. |
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| Author: | Ibanidiot2 [ Mon Jul 11, 2011 1:13 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Trans code chart |
Gearbox Codes General Information - Beetle Gearbox Part Numbers Should start 113 For a Manual Box and 001 for an Auto Box. The Gearbox Code. Is followed by 5 numbers the first two are the Day the second two are the Month and the fifth is the year. (EG AT22104 was built on 22nd October 1974. All Codes are for T1 Beetle unless otherwise stated. Codes Model Final Drive Notes AA 1200 4.375 From Chassis No 0 981 810 AB 1300 4.375 Swing Axle AC 1500 4.125 also some 1300 from 8/70 AD 1200 4.375 Limited Slip Differential AE 1300 4.375 Limited Slip Differential AF 1500 4.125 Limited Slip Differential up to 8/70; also some 1300 from 8/70 AG 1200 4.375 Type 147 Fridolin AH 1500 4.125 IRS from 8/68 1600 4.125 8/69 – 8/72 AK 1500 3.875 Type 181 up to 8/70 1600 3.875 Type 181 from 8/70 AL 1500 3.875 Type 181 with LSD up to 8/70 AL 1600 3.875 Type 181 with LSD from 8/70 AM 1300 4.375 IRS - from 8/70 AN 1600 3.875 Karmann Ghia with IRS from 8/70 AO 1600 4.125 Karmann Ghia from 8/70 AP 1300 4.375 LSD from 8/70 AQ 1600 4.125 LSD 8/70 – 8/72 AR 1600 3.875 Karmann Ghia with LSD from 8/70 AS 1600cc 3.875 From 3/72 AT 1600 3.875 1303s and Cabrio from 3/72 AU 1600 3.875 1303s and Cabrio from 3/72 with LSD BA 1300 / 1500 4.375 Semi Automatic from 8/68 – 8/70 BC 1300 / 1500 4.375 Semi Automatic from 8/68 – 8/70 with LSD BE 1600 4.125 Semi Automatic from 8/70 – 8/71 BF 1600 4.125 Semi Automatic from 8/70 – 8/71 with LSD BG 1600 4.125 Karmann Ghia Semi Automatic from 8/70 BH 1300 4.125 Karmann Ghia Semi Automatic from 8/70 with LSD BJ 1300 4.375 Semi Automatic from 8/70 BK 1300 4.375 Semi Automatic from 8/70 with LSD BL 1600 4.125 Semi Auto BK 1300 4.375 Semi Automatic from 8/70 with LSD DA 1500 /1600 4.125 Type 3 Swing-axle up to 8/68 DB 1500 /1600 4.125 Type 3 Swing-axle up to 8/68 with LSD DC 1500 /1600 4.125 Type 3 IRS from 8/68 DD 1500 /1600 4.125 Type 3 IRS from 8/68 with IRS Please note that this information is provided as a GUIDE ONLY we cannot be held responsible for any errors. |
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| Author: | Ibanidiot2 [ Mon Jul 11, 2011 1:16 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Trans code chart |
3 rib = Std 1600cc "002" '1967 - 6/73 ish (there are 2 types - The Early one that isn't supported over the bell housing and the later type that is ('72 on) 5 rib = rare-ish 6/73-1975 ish 3.78 ratio 1st gear Stronger than the 3.80. These are not as strong as the 6-ribs, but they are stronger than the 3-rib transmissions. 6 rib = 2L "091" 1976-80 ish any comments? THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AND I NEED YOUR HELP!! Codes Model Notes CA 1600cc / 1700cc 4 Speed Manual - from case number 0123 698 (early bay) CB 1600 / 1700cc 4 Speed Manual - Mountain Ratio CC 1600 / 1700cc 4 Speed Manual with LSD CD 1600 / 1700cc 4 Speed Manual -Mountain with LSD CE 1600 / 1700cc 4 Speed Manual -from August 1971 CG 1600 4 Speed Manual CK 1700? 4 Speed Manual CM 1800 4 Speed Manual CN 1800 4 Speed Manual - Aug 73 onwards CP 2000 4 Speed Manual CT 2000 4 Speed Manual CU 1600 4 Speed manual CV 1600 4 Speed manual DE 1600 4 Speed Manual NA Auto 3 speed - from September 1972 NB Auto 3 Speed NC Auto 3 Speed ND Auto 3 Speed NE Auto 3 Speed NF Auto 3 Speed NG Auto 3 Speed NJ Auto 3 Speed Gear Ratios... the info so far... 1st gear 3.80 2nd Gear 2.06 3rd gear 1.26 4th gear 0.82:1 to chassis 213 2068 547 and 0.89:1 from chassis 213 2068 548 (Final drive of 5.375:1 (5.857:1 for Mountain)) or 1600 4th gear 0.81:1 with Final drive 8.43:1 17/18/2000 4th gear 0.89:1 with Final Drive 7.34:1 Reverse 3.80 upto chassis 2112276560 then 3.61 Final drive 5.375 through chassis 213 2300 001 then 4.857 from chassis 214 2000 001 "A type 4 engine (17,18,2000) will go onto a 1600 box no probs. gearboxes for type 4 engines have a slightly longer input shaft so a 1600 won't fit onto that." there are people who'll say grind the shaft down, but i fell that's a bit of a waste and it's no big deal to remove bellhousing and change the shaft.. shaft goes further into Type 4 lump. but bell housings (1600s as well!) were seemingly all a bit longer after 75............. with a different (longer throw) starter motor too! Please note that this information is provided as a GUIDE ONLY we cannot be held responsible for any errors. |
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