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pimpp85 08-31-2006 12:36 PM

tranny question
 
just outta curiosity can a vg tranny be swapped onto a ve engine

internetautomar 08-31-2006 01:32 PM

stick, yes.
Automatic maybe, but it won't last long.

Michael 08-31-2006 02:31 PM


Originally Posted by internetautomar
stick, yes.
Automatic maybe, but it won't last long.


I wouldnt think you could put an auto in it since you cant put a VE auto on a VG because of the starter/flywheel.

internetautomar 08-31-2006 02:33 PM


Originally Posted by Michael
I wouldnt think you could put an auto in it since you cant put a VE auto on a VG because of the starter/flywheel.

Well the VE auto is the odd man out on the starter, so it's possible that the vg at can reuse its starter since the VE MT uses the same starter.
But it's all a theory until someone tries it.

Michael 08-31-2006 02:50 PM


Originally Posted by internetautomar
Well the VE auto is the odd man out on the starter, so it's possible that the vg at can reuse its starter since the VE MT uses the same starter.
But it's all a theory until someone tries it.


no if the AT will not work for one it will not work for the other.

The reason it will not work is because the flexplate will not align correctly with the starter. Sure the manuals will work but that is because the flywheels have the same placement and size but the flexplate is another story. When vans tried the VE auto on the VG the starter would not touch the flexplate. That tells me that a VG auto starter will hit the flexplate of the VE and not engage correctly.

But yeah until someone tries it I guess its all theory.

Alex_V 09-01-2006 07:55 AM

Brian dont you remember Van trying it and the problem he came up with was the VE flex plate has 8 bolts vs VG's 6 or something like that. But its been proven w/o welding you cant do it.

~Alex

internetautomar 09-01-2006 08:24 AM

vans tried the VE trans on a VG.
I don't think he tried VG trans on VE

Michael 09-01-2006 11:25 AM


Originally Posted by internetautomar
vans tried the VE trans on a VG.
I don't think he tried VG trans on VE


yeah but why would the flexplate of the VG fit the VE trans if the VE flexplate will not fit the VE trans?

THats the question. THe problem is in the flexplate and starter location. If its not going to work on one it will not work on the other IMO.

Jon94SE 09-01-2006 12:26 PM

isn't there a sticky on this?

Michael 09-01-2006 03:23 PM


Originally Posted by Jon94SE
isn't there a sticky on this?


dont know...I dont check the stickies since I know all :D. Why dont you look and post it here when you find it.

internetautomar 09-02-2006 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by Michael
yeah but why would the flexplate of the VG fit the VE trans if the VE flexplate will not fit the VE trans?

THats the question. THe problem is in the flexplate and starter location. If its not going to work on one it will not work on the other IMO.

my thinking is that the VE A/T can't use the VG starter because of bellhousing design. so the VGs Bellhousing may allow use of it.
But as we keep repeating is all theory for now.

Michael 09-02-2006 07:58 PM


Originally Posted by internetautomar
my thinking is that the VE A/T can't use the VG starter because of bellhousing design. so the VGs Bellhousing may allow use of it.
But as we keep repeating is all theory for now.

yeah but the mounting location on the transmission is in different locations...lets face it theory or not its not going to work...the VG trans sucks so I dont know why we are even talking about it.

internetautomar 09-03-2006 06:36 AM


Originally Posted by Michael
the VG trans sucks so I dont know why we are even talking about it.

quoted for truth and an end to this thread

Pepi 09-05-2006 06:15 AM

sigh
 
ehem, sry for starting this thread again... but im still not able to make a new thread. Anyways i had my car fixed with a used auto trany (425+250+15 for fluid) anyways i dont think the mechanic changed the filter/cleaned pan.. i think he said that the trany didnt have a pan/filter.. anyways i checked the fluid its clear pink with some dirtyness to it it it because it has new fluid with old filter dirty pan? should i take it somewhere elses imediatly to have them put in a new filter etc..? also about my earlier comment on another thread, the cluncking when i turn the mechanic said its prob the swaybar linkage, he said its totaly gone which may cause a clunking, but when it does i kinda feel it on the stearing wheel.. so what if hes wrong? lol

again sry for extending this thread.


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