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Feb 18th, 11, 09:34 AM
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4-speed crossmember help
Hi guys,
About to put in my Muncie trans crossmember, but I can't recall which way it came out. I notice that it looks pretty symmetrical, like it would go in either way, except that there are two small holes, close together along one edge of the crossmember, and a single hole along the opposite edge. I don't recall what purpose they served or what might have bolted up there. Can anyone help me so I get it in the correct way the first time? Thanks. RJ 
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Feb 18th, 11, 11:22 AM
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Re: 4-speed crossmember help
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Feb 18th, 11, 06:59 PM
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Re: 4-speed crossmember help
On an OEM crossmember, the three holes go to the drvr side.
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