VE and VG Automatic Transmissions interchangeable?
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VE and VG Automatic Transmissions interchangeable?
Just like the topic says. I have a 94 GXE that needs a new automatic transmission. Will a transmission from a 92 or later SE work as well? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Mike
Mike
yeh you might need the newer Auto Tranny controller to go with it... im not sure if the ECU signals will be the same, but i do not have any reason to believe that Nissan changed their routing method/signals...
You can use a 92-94 GXE one... is there a reason you are looking at the SE ones?
Brian
You can use a 92-94 GXE one... is there a reason you are looking at the SE ones?
Brian
the 92-94 GXE trannies are much better than the 89-91 trannies, but they also require a new TCU because the controls are different.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
Originally Posted by Matt93SE
the 92-94 GXE trannies are much better than the 89-91 trannies, but they also require a new TCU because the controls are different.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
Originally Posted by Matt93SE
the 92-94 GXE trannies are much better than the 89-91 trannies, but they also require a new TCU because the controls are different.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
the ECU signals from the VE and VG may be different as well, since the ECUs are completely different. I wouldn't expect it to be completely plug and play.
Yup.. the 92-94 seem to hold up better due to some revisions they did in them. exactly what, I don't know.
Just looked in FAST, and the 89-92 have a different part number than the 93-94 models... so I was a year off.
Just looked in FAST, and the 89-92 have a different part number than the 93-94 models... so I was a year off.
the 4 at the end of the trans code is a torque rating I believe
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