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Old 11-06-2013, 08:15 PM   #34 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by darcane View Post
Well, the fact that it doesn't run is irrelevant to whether the tranny will bolt up. The reason nobody does this swap is because the electronics on the D17 are a pain to get sorted out especially with the immobilizer. This was just one of many I've seen, and it had decent pictures of the two mated together where you could clearly identify the engine and tranny.

How about one (with pics) of the opposite:
2005 EM2 old school d-series swap
D16 with D17 tranny in an EM2.
That's one that I did not see, but it's a D17 tranny (shorter gearing) on the D16 engine. That's not the most desirable swap, from the EM perspective. So, clearly it does bolt up, but the purpose of this thread is to help people identify swaps for EM purposes, so although this one bolts up the shifter differences and the electronics make adapting one of the taller-geared transmissions, such as the 92-95 VX/CX to a newer D17 engine relatively complex.

Thanks for the input. I adapted the OP.

Oh! I have seen that press release already. It is part of what I cited in sources. But I was hoping you might be able to get the VSS info and/or speedo gear info from the FSM you mentioned.
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