4d56 or 4m40?

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Re: 4d56 or 4m40? [Re: Bernoulli] #823491 07/10/07 04:00 AM

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Body Damage is Cool

one thing to remember though...if your nice to your tranny it will be nice to you...my old 88 Ram 50 had 318,000km on it and it still shifted like it did when I bought it with 186,000km on it.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/06/07 05:19 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Bernoulli	07/07/07 12:14 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	PHIL_	07/07/07 03:36 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Pajerist	07/07/07 04:36 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/08/07 05:15 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	DonM	07/08/07 06:59 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	torquemonster	07/08/07 07:33 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Bernoulli	07/09/07 11:48 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	torquemonster	07/10/07 04:00 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	blizi	07/10/07 08:13 AM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	Macka	07/10/07 02:46 PM
Re: 4d56 or 4m40?	PartyTruck	07/17/07 01:04 AM

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