"03" 6spd tranny..bad diff bearing.
12-17-2009, 10:35 AM
#1
"03" 6spd tranny..bad diff bearing.
just curious to see what u guys think....
a 6spd tranny with a bad differencial bearing.. it has about 99k on it and its from a 2003 maxima. no hlsd. someone locally wants to buy it off of me...keeps asking for a price...
i know the 6spds in good condition go for good money..
what should be the going price be for the one i have...
and please keep the dumbazz comments to yourself.. thanks.
a 6spd tranny with a bad differencial bearing.. it has about 99k on it and its from a 2003 maxima. no hlsd. someone locally wants to buy it off of me...keeps asking for a price...
i know the 6spds in good condition go for good money..
what should be the going price be for the one i have...
and please keep the dumbazz comments to yourself.. thanks.
12-17-2009, 01:14 PM
#3
Coincidentally, there's someone in the classifieds selling a used MT right now:
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...pd-tranny.html
I'm no expert on used part prices, but it seems to me for the money he's asking you could almost get a brand new '04 MT w/HLSD. Or an entire truck. (See, now there's one of those dumazz comments you warned about.)
Try calling a few tranny shops and get a quotes on a rebuilt 2002-2003 MT, then adjust accordingly. I'm inclined to agree with Hotshot on the $300 range.
http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...pd-tranny.html
I'm no expert on used part prices, but it seems to me for the money he's asking you could almost get a brand new '04 MT w/HLSD. Or an entire truck. (See, now there's one of those dumazz comments you warned about.)
Try calling a few tranny shops and get a quotes on a rebuilt 2002-2003 MT, then adjust accordingly. I'm inclined to agree with Hotshot on the $300 range.
12-17-2009, 01:56 PM
#4
something i would look into especially if u didnt have a HLSD would be the SpecV tranny. internals are excatly the same apparently the only difference is the VQ35 bellhousing/clutch plate. And all SpecVs come with HLSD. Just throwing it out there because most of the SpecV trannies i see are going for like $400, so they are not that expensive.
Just 02-03 have a 4.4 finally drive so gears are extremely short. And the 04-06 have the same 4.1 as the 6th gen.
Just 02-03 have a 4.4 finally drive so gears are extremely short. And the 04-06 have the same 4.1 as the 6th gen.
12-17-2009, 02:18 PM
#5
i just checked courtesys website, its 1834 for a new one with the lsd . you would be nuts to pay what he wants...even if he could verify the mileage..http://forums.maxima.org/5th-generat...pd-tranny.html
I'm no expert on used part prices, but it seems to me for the money he's asking you could almost get a brand new '04 MT w/HLSD. Or an entire truck. (See, now there's one of those dumazz comments you warned about.)
Try calling a few tranny shops and get a quotes on a rebuilt 2002-2003 MT, then adjust accordingly. I'm inclined to agree with Hotshot on the $300 range.
I'm no expert on used part prices, but it seems to me for the money he's asking you could almost get a brand new '04 MT w/HLSD. Or an entire truck. (See, now there's one of those dumazz comments you warned about.)
Try calling a few tranny shops and get a quotes on a rebuilt 2002-2003 MT, then adjust accordingly. I'm inclined to agree with Hotshot on the $300 range.
12-17-2009, 11:06 PM
#10
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Idk man seeing how much we pay for them up here in ny I figure with a bad bearing you could probably get 5-650 for your box because it is an easy fix, but hey if u wanna sell that box for 300 I would be sure to take it off your hands and build it lol.
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