Gearbox help, anyone know?

[Tractorboy16]

Hi,

I brought a gearbox a few months ago for my hybrid believing it would fit a 2.8td with a V8 adaptor plate, it had a 4 speed gearbox fitted to it,

However i thought a 5 speed would also fit however, when i went to put it together it wouldn't and i not sure the gearbox i brought is correct.

When i brought is i was told it was a 5 speed 1985 gearbox out of a V8 range rover, is the long stick type,

Can anyone conferm what this actually is, LT95?







cheers

James

[mark.yellow.series.3]

its not an LT95, coz mine looks nothing like that, i dont reconise that one, iam sure somone will be along shortly to explain all.

[Range Rover Blues]

Looks, from the body of it, like a long stick LT77 5 speed!

[Angry Badger]

Hi James

LT95 box is easy to identify as the main box and transferbox are all in one casing and it's only a 4 speed.  Like Range Rover Blues says, it looks like an LT77 box you have there.

Trevor

[tomcat]

that is a lt77 gear box,i rate this box better than the r380 for general use or as i have in my motor a zf 4 speed auto the muts nuts.....

[Snake110]

that'll be a long stick lt77 5 spd ex disco by the look of it

[beechtree4x4]

200tdi all day long, wack the pump up, wind the turbo up and watch the black smoke bellow, stick 3 ton on its arse and listen to it pull.

[Dave Rogers]

Hi it's an LT77 suffix C judging by the long stick. Had one in my 110 before it threw a cog. Main difference between a Suffix C and Suffix G which is what I fitted is the number of bearings, suffic C has 2, G onwards has 3

[v8nut21]

hi mate did you change the cluch as 4 speed and five speed diffarnt

[Range Rover Blues]

IIRC the 4 speed has much biiger splines and less of them, a bit like the driveshafts.