Stangmurdera
15+ Year Contributor
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- Sep 29, 2004
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Charlotte,
North_Carolina
I am having a problem with a transmission I sold to a guy and it is a problem I have never had. Here is the story:
97 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX AWD Automatic
He said he already had a 95-96 transmission in it so the transfer case was for the 95-96 car. However, that is not the problem. He says the case is different and the driver's side axle that came out of the car is too short. He also said there is a spacing issue with the torque converter and pump. He says that when he bolts it to the flexplate, it pulls the converter out of the pump.
As far as I know, the only difference between the 95/96 and 97/99 transmissions is the gear ratios so the transfer cases have to match. Does any of his problems make sense? It is a transmission shop that is doing the job and I have spoken with the mechanic there. Here are the transmission codes if it helps:
His original Transmission: W4A33K1UPQ2
The one I sent: W4A331FM6
Can anyone help? I am a parts dealer and can give you a heck a deal on parts for your assistance!
97 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX AWD Automatic
He said he already had a 95-96 transmission in it so the transfer case was for the 95-96 car. However, that is not the problem. He says the case is different and the driver's side axle that came out of the car is too short. He also said there is a spacing issue with the torque converter and pump. He says that when he bolts it to the flexplate, it pulls the converter out of the pump.
As far as I know, the only difference between the 95/96 and 97/99 transmissions is the gear ratios so the transfer cases have to match. Does any of his problems make sense? It is a transmission shop that is doing the job and I have spoken with the mechanic there. Here are the transmission codes if it helps:
His original Transmission: W4A33K1UPQ2
The one I sent: W4A331FM6
Can anyone help? I am a parts dealer and can give you a heck a deal on parts for your assistance!