VE and VG Automatic Transmissions interchangeable?
01-13-2005 | 08:17 PM
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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
01-13-2005 | 09:59 PM
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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
01-14-2005 | 07:32 AM
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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.
01-14-2005 | 09:28 AM
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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.
01-14-2005 | 09:31 AM
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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.
01-14-2005 | 07:33 PM
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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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