Chances are you cant. An import transmission will be in now way compatible with an American engine. The bell housing wouldn't match up and it would be near impossible to mount this transmission.
yup you can most certainly make it work v8 Archie has the clutch stuff
2002 Pontiac Grand Am has a lot of standard features and a five speed manual transmission available. It has a 105 amp alternator and fuel tank of 14.3 gal.
you need to change the fluid. my 99 grand am does that, it feels like you're shifting a manual from 1st to 2nd.
Its in the manual. It is actually quite a bit, something like 10 quarts total.
No. The transmission is completely sealed.
Assuming you have an automatic (most common for this model of car), your transmission is a General Motors 4T45E. If it's a manual (which is a bit unlikely), it'll be a Getrag F23.
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What is the difference between overdrive and drive on a1991 Pontiac grand prix
if it is a manual trans then it wont have one in an automatic it should be between the firewall and the back of the motor and the handle should be red
A 1984 Pontiac Grand Prix comes standard with a 3-speed Turbo-Hydramatic transmission.
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transmission no good