Anyway to find out what my transmission came from via serial

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ericem
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Anyway to find out what my transmission came from via serial

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Hey just wondering because when my tranny was swapped not sure what it came out of or the mileage. Very curious if the gear ratio is correct mainly.
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A/T or M/T?
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A/T
1993 Subaru Legacy L AWD Wagon R.I.P
1994 Subaru Legacy SS R.I.P :(
2004 Nissan Titan LE 4X4
2007 Subaru Legacy GT :)
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Post by 86ruguy »

the dealer should be able to tell you. also, compare it to the tag on the car
92wagon (wife's)
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92 sedan (sold)
91 ss no mods (sold)
88 GL Wagon (broken)
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Post by ericem »

That is the problem it is different. I am going to stop by the dealer and get it checked out. Like I said wondering if it is the correct gear ratio to the rear diff.
1993 Subaru Legacy L AWD Wagon R.I.P
1994 Subaru Legacy SS R.I.P :(
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Post by 86ruguy »

IIRC, if it wasn't the correct ratio, there would be torque bind in the tranny.
92wagon (wife's)
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92 sedan (sold)
91 ss no mods (sold)
88 GL Wagon (broken)
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Post by ericem »

Well I am thinking maybe if the rear wheels are turning faster then the front then it would always be fwd or no thats not how it works? Like I thought if the sensor is detecting the rear wheels turning faster then the front then it will go more fwd. To be honest I think we need to find another car again N/A and automatic same year and see how it drives and compare it to our car.
1993 Subaru Legacy L AWD Wagon R.I.P
1994 Subaru Legacy SS R.I.P :(
2004 Nissan Titan LE 4X4
2007 Subaru Legacy GT :)
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