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  1. 05-21-2016, 01:24 PM #1
    gled49
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    902/14

    Working on a 69 4 speed, A, H, Q, X. The only gear chart I have shows the same as 902/0. The trans type is 902/14 with serial #50912xx. Can't find any info on this trans any help. G.led
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    Magnesium case version of the 902/0 which was aluminum case.
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    Isn't the 902/14 a 912 transaxle? Just asking, not a gotcha
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    Quote Originally Posted by gled49 View Post
    Working on a 69 4 speed, A, H, Q, X... The trans type is 902/14 with serial #50912xx.
    Here is some information from the 1969 factory Spare Parts Catalogue.

    902/14, serial numbers 5091001-5099999, was the standard 912 4-speed transmission with magnesium housing for 69, optional for "Export außer USA".
    It was the mag version of the earlier 902/04 transmission with aluminum housing, serial numbers 5090001-5090462.

    It is also mentioned in the 911 Workshop Manual in volume I, page SR139 as effective for vehicle type 912 from 30 November 1968.

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    Thanks, spec books had nothing. G
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