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Old 03/21/07, 07:12 PM
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1987 maxima

Can anyone tell me if a transmission from a 1985 maxima fit into a 1987 maxima its a 5 speed manual?
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Old 03/25/07, 10:36 AM
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So no one knows/////////please i need o know
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Old 03/25/07, 11:10 AM
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When I think of maxima, I think of a certain kind of pumpkin. I don't know what you're talking about. Car, truck, machine, motorcycle?
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Old 03/25/07, 12:40 PM
 
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It should. Do the cars have the same engine?
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Old 03/26/07, 06:27 PM
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Yes the cars have the same engine,I need to know before I drive 150 miles to joplin,mo. to pick it up the junk yard wants $200.00 for it the closest I could find. all the other yards are in other states and are asking $600.to$800. for it thanks for your help Herb, paula
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Old 03/26/07, 07:15 PM
 
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If the boneyard is worth it's salt, they should have a Hollander Interchange setup, either electronic or dead tree. It should tell them what parts from year X will fit year Y of any vehicle. If they don't, perhaps you can inquire at a local one that does, just to know what will work.
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Old 03/26/07, 09:25 PM
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'85-'86 will interchange but '87's (beginning in 01/86) started a new body style and the differences are enough to make a difference.
Check this site out... it'll help. www.car-part.com
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Old 04/04/07, 08:39 AM
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So what the heck is a maxima, anyway? Where I come from, it's a type of pumpkin.
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Old 04/04/07, 09:54 PM
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Maxima is Nissan's top of the line car model. Back in the Datsun years it was called the 810.
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