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wrong tranny

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  • Start date Start date Jul 21, 2007
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68blackv8

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how can i find out if my car has the right transmission?

right now the clutch is open and is hanging lower than the engine.(the part wear the engine and tranny meet)

and the shifter is mounted up and to the right so that in first gear your knuckles hit the ash tray door

im pretty sure something is wrong and dnt know what to do

thanks
 
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You didn't give us a whole lot to go on, so I flipped open my part id catalog and for 1968: (I listed to auto trans so you can double check your warranty tag: 1=3spd,5=4spd, W=C4, U=C6)
C4
PEB-B1...200CID
PEE-C1...289CID (Floor shifter)
PEE-S.....302CID (Floor shifter)
PEB-B.....200CID
C6
PGA-P2...390CID
PGB-AF...427/428CID
PGB-W....427
PGA-S.....390 (Floor shifter)
Manual
RAN-D1...289/3
RAN-S1...200/3
RAT-N1...390/3
RAT-U.....302/3 (Med duty)
RUG-AD...390/4 GT
RUG-AE...428/4
RUG-E2...302/4
RUG-E2...289/4
RUG-M2...390/4 GT
RAN-S......200/3
RUG-AE....289/4
RUG-AE1..289/4
RUG-E1....289,302/4
RUG-M3...390/4 GT
RUG-N,N1,D2...289/3 SPECIAL
RUG-S.....428/4

Hope this helps or at least pushes us in the right direction to help you.
 
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68blackv8

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runawayabc123 said:
You didn't give us a whole lot to go on, so I flipped open my part id catalog and for 1968: (I listed to auto trans so you can double check your warranty tag: 1=3spd,5=4spd, W=C4, U=C6)
C4
PEB-B1...200CID
PEE-C1...289CID (Floor shifter)
PEE-S.....302CID (Floor shifter)
PEB-B.....200CID
C6
PGA-P2...390CID
PGB-AF...427/428CID
PGB-W....427
PGA-S.....390 (Floor shifter)
Manual
RAN-D1...289/3
RAN-S1...200/3
RAT-N1...390/3
RAT-U.....302/3 (Med duty)
RUG-AD...390/4 GT
RUG-AE...428/4
RUG-E2...302/4
RUG-E2...289/4
RUG-M2...390/4 GT
RAN-S......200/3
RUG-AE....289/4
RUG-AE1..289/4
RUG-E1....289,302/4
RUG-M3...390/4 GT
RUG-N,N1,D2...289/3 SPECIAL
RUG-S.....428/4

Hope this helps or at least pushes us in the right direction to help you.
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its a 68 4sp 289 mustang

it just seems that the transmission is too big forthe engine that it doesnt mount up correctly and the shifter is too far forward and to the right(ill get pics up later)
 

ratio411

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  • Jul 22, 2007
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Could be an aftermarket shifter put on the original tranny...

However, 4 speed Falcons had the shifter mounting holes farther forward on the tailshaft, which could put the shifter in the dash.
It's the fact that you say the shifter is off to the side... That is a Hurst aftermarket shifter trait... to move to the side.
 
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