No, not inner diameter. jk

 

Seriously, I have a trans on my bench I got with a big batch of junk. It is an EJ AWD 5spd. I was told it was from an early outback, and I need a replacement trans for one of those. I assumed it was what I was told, and installed all new bearings and seals in it and bolted it all back toghether.

 

THEN...it occured to me to double check the application, so I look up the trans #, problem is, I don't find that excact # on the charts.

 

 

Can anyone tell me the original applicaation for this trans? And Gear ratio? I really don't want to split her open again and count ring and pinion teeth.

 

# is 3V-TY752VA2AA

 

thanks

Google found THIS, which says 4.11, but no specific model listed. Also, search on car-part.com as they will show part numbers occasionally.

 

Good luck.

Not sure if this is accurate, but [thread=14986]this thread says[/thread]

 

5 speed manual, AWD, fits 90-94 Legacy. Part number TY752VA2AA, Hollander interchange number 400-59681. 4.111 final drive.

can you see the ring gear through the drain plug on these?

can you see the ring gear through the drain plug on these?

 

Well, I ended up cracking it back open. It is indeed a 4.11. Although the ratios of 2nd-5th gear are not the ratios that are speced for all the legacy trans. This one has the taller gearing of the early impreza (same gears as a GL 5spd.)

 

So, next thread will be about our attempt at creating a hybrid 4.11, AWD D/R. There are a few snags already, but I believe we will make it work.

I have found that trans chart that is floating around to be missing numbers. My trans number is not on the chart and the one listed for a '96 outback is supposed to be .780 for fifth with a 4.11 final drive. I plugged my rpm at 70 mph into one of those ratio calculators to determine that i have the .871 fifth instead of the .780 that is supposed to be there, but I do have the 4.11 final.

All TY752VA2AA units I have came from 90-94 Legacys, all 4.11.

93 Imp shows TY752VX3AA

96 Leg shows TY752VABCA... BOTH 4.11.

 

I would figure the earlier cars had the .780 5th g/r from what I have seen. The only records I have show .780 for brighton, L, GT; 871 for OB in 2000. Somebody may have the right manual for your application.

All TY752VA2AA units I have came from 90-94 Legacys, all 4.11.

93 Imp shows TY752VX3AA

96 Leg shows TY752VABCA... BOTH 4.11.

 

I would figure the earlier cars had the .780 5th g/r from what I have seen. The only records I have show .780 for brighton, L, GT; 871 for OB in 2000. Somebody may have the right manual for your application.

 

Any idea of the complete gear ratios for the TY752VA2AA transmission? Wikipedia lists the 90-94 Legacys as have 3.785, 1.945, 1.5, .994, .78, Final 4.11, but there's no source listed, and I can't find this information anyplace else on the web.

 

Thanks,

Any idea of the complete gear ratios for the TY752VA2AA transmission? Wikipedia lists the 90-94 Legacys as have 3.785, 1.945, 1.5, .994, .78, Final 4.11, but there's no source listed, and I can't find this information anyplace else on the web.

 

Thanks,

 

Hi,

Check the date...old Thread.

 

Check out THIS LINK...it's also in the Owner's Manual.

 

Td

Any idea of the complete gear ratios for the TY752VA2AA transmission? Wikipedia lists the 90-94 Legacys as have 3.785, 1.945, 1.5, .994, .78, Final 4.11, but there's no source listed, and I can't find this information anyplace else on the web.

 

Thanks,

 

That would be a 90 to 94 Legacy trans...... why do you want to know the gear ratio's anyway? It is what it is....

 

GD