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    Posted: 11 Oct. 2021 at 3:27pm
I'm curious if anyone has or knows if there even exists a blueprint or schematic for the T-90 transmission? Specifically I'd be interested in a blueprint of the bellhousing mounting face with measurements. 

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Nope.
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wow, I figured if anyone had it, it would be here. Thanks!
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Originally posted by brengl1942 brengl1942 wrote:

wow, I figured if anyone had it, it would be here. Thanks!


If anyone had it, it would be Joe Friday...
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