Ford Mustang T45 5-speed Manual Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Ford Mustang T45 World Class 5-speed manual transmission.
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Our transmissions are remanufactured and come with a 12 month unlimited mile warranty. All of our transmissions are sold with a core exchange and a core charge may apply. Call for details. Please email or call 1-800-788-9120 for a shipping quote. Local pickup is available. Our business hours are Monday through Friday 8:30AM to 5:00PM and Saturday by appointment only. Emails may not be answered after business hours. All though we try to keep as many transmissions in stock as possible, the transmission you need may need to be built, but be assured that we will get it built ASAP. The core that is returned must be a complete buildable core with no broken cases. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Please email or call 1-800-788-9120 with any questions before bidding and/or paying to assure you get the correct invoice. Thank You!!
Warranty is one year unlimited miles. Warranty does not cover abuse such as the transmission being run low on oil for any reason including but not limited to seal failure or oil not being put in at the time of installation. Warranty also does not cover shipping, installation labor, towing costs or any other costs or damages that may occur due to failure of a unit or component. Unit will be repaired including parts and labor to repair unit should a unit fail due to defective parts or workmanship, or the unit will be replaced if it cannot be repaired.
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