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1980 cj 258...interchangeable with 1983 Eagle

Started by grant, November 09, 2011, 08:21:29 PM

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grant

1980 cj 258...interchangeable with 1983 Eagle...was just curious what kind of issues i would run into?

mudkicker715

Should be fine. However make sure it does have the axle mounts. Also only an eagle pan works with an eagle. I know first hand a concord will not work no matter how close it looks.



Manitowoc WI

BenM

Make sure it's late enough in the year it has the front differential mounts, or that you can make a reasonable facsimile with some metal. I know some early Eagles as well as 4cyl models had a different mounting setup.
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1987 AMC Eagle Sedan -- 1976 Pacer Coupe -- 1968 Pontiac Tempest Custom S -- 1940 Mercury (& a 2002 Jetta Turbodiesel, 5 spd., the Wife's Daily Driver)

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