MUSTANGJOE Silver Stanger Founding Member Apr 9, 2002 1,644 17 59 Nov 4, 2005 #1 Nov 4, 2005 #1 Hey guys, Is there a way to tell if a fox is 5-speed or automatic just by looking at the v.i.n ? Thxs
Hey guys, Is there a way to tell if a fox is 5-speed or automatic just by looking at the v.i.n ? Thxs
srothfuss Last night I stabbed the same guy 7 times in a row Oct 17, 2004 1,796 3 0 Woodward Ave. Nov 4, 2005 #2 Nov 4, 2005 #2 The transmission code is actually on the door tag and not in the vin T = Auto 2 = Manual You can go to www.mustanggt.org and use their VIN decoder to learn about your car.
The transmission code is actually on the door tag and not in the vin T = Auto 2 = Manual You can go to www.mustanggt.org and use their VIN decoder to learn about your car.
MUSTANGJOE Silver Stanger Founding Member Apr 9, 2002 1,644 17 59 Nov 4, 2005 #3 Nov 4, 2005 #3 srothfuss said: The transmission code is actually on the door tag and not in the vin T = Auto 2 = Manual You can go to www.mustanggt.org and use their VIN decoder to learn about your car. Click to expand... ok, cool thxs!
srothfuss said: The transmission code is actually on the door tag and not in the vin T = Auto 2 = Manual You can go to www.mustanggt.org and use their VIN decoder to learn about your car. Click to expand... ok, cool thxs!
Michael Yount Mustang Master Apr 10, 2002 9,039 6 79 Charlotte, NC Nov 4, 2005 #4 Nov 4, 2005 #4 ...uh, there's a way to tell what transmission it ORIGINALLY came with. Of course, those things have been known to change along the way. I wonder why "T" and "2"? Why not "1" and "2" or "S" and "T"......
...uh, there's a way to tell what transmission it ORIGINALLY came with. Of course, those things have been known to change along the way. I wonder why "T" and "2"? Why not "1" and "2" or "S" and "T"......
srothfuss Last night I stabbed the same guy 7 times in a row Oct 17, 2004 1,796 3 0 Woodward Ave. Nov 4, 2005 #5 Nov 4, 2005 #5 Michael Yount said: ...uh, there's a way to tell what transmission it ORIGINALLY came with. Of course, those things have been known to change along the way. I wonder why "T" and "2"? Why not "1" and "2" or "S" and "T"...... Click to expand... I haven't been able to figure out the coding convention either.
Michael Yount said: ...uh, there's a way to tell what transmission it ORIGINALLY came with. Of course, those things have been known to change along the way. I wonder why "T" and "2"? Why not "1" and "2" or "S" and "T"...... Click to expand... I haven't been able to figure out the coding convention either.