Anyone one know what the manual 4-speed designation is? I know the 3-speed is a c5 right? n/m

Posted by Richard Parson (IP: 63.255.41.73) on February 14, 2000 at 00:09:12:

n/m

ok. I think I get ya but... Richard Parson (IP: 63.255.41.126) 2/15/00 (4)
- Re: ok. I think I get ya but... TBR (IP: 205.188.199.36) 2/16/00 (3)
  - Ok. So then I should be on the look out for a top-loader T5 tranny if I want all the modern emenities. Cool. Thanks Richard Parson (IP: 63.255.41.142) 2/16/00 (2)
    - No..... Charlie (IP: 131.204.83.183) 2/16/00 (1)
      - Re: No..... Richard Parson (IP: 63.255.40.221) 2/17/00 (0)
Re: Anyone one know what the manual 4-speed designation is? I know the 3-speed is a c5 right? n/m rickyracer (IP: 209.20.170.48) 2/14/00 (0)
Tranny Q Charlie (IP: 131.204.83.182) 2/14/00 (0)
Also. Did they make a four-speed that was 1:1 on the 3rd gear then overdrive on the fourth? Richard Parson (IP: 63.255.41.73) 2/14/00 (2)
- Those were the Later model Granada/Fairmont units... TBR (IP: 152.163.207.192) 2/14/00 (1)
  - & Mustang/Capri/Fairmont/Zephyr... Charlie (IP: 131.204.141.101) 2/14/00 (0)