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USA Standard Gear T45 and T56 Manual Transmission 3rd and 4th Gear Hub and Slider

(96-04 Mustang

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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • T45/T56 Manual Transmission 3rd & 4th Gear Hub & Slider
    • Shipping Dimensions 4.00 X 4.00 X 4.00 Inches
    • Shipping Weight 2.5 Pounds
    • Replaces OE Part Numbers 1386-590-002, 12523078, 5018859AA
    • Fits 96-04 Mustang

    Description

    Transmission Gear Upgrade. The USA Standard Gear T45 and T56 Manual Transmission 3rd and 4th Gear Hub and Slider provide a critical replacement component designed for smooth shifting and enhanced gear engagement. This part is used within the manual transmission to enable confident transition between 3rd and 4th gears, ensuring reliability and performance in demanding driving conditions. It is essential for maintaining the proper function and longevity of T45 and T56 transmissions.

    Construction and Appearance. Manufactured from high-grade steel for durability and strength, this hub and slider assembly features precision machining for accurate fitment and smooth operation. The finish is clean and blackened to resist corrosion and wear during extended use.

    Installation. Installation requires moderate mechanical skill and standard hand tools; no drilling or modifications are necessary. This part fits directly into place as a direct replacement for the original equipment component.

    Application. Designed specifically for the 1996 to 2004 Mustang equipped with T45 manual transmissions. This product does not fit other Mustang years or transmission types within that generation.

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    Tech Specs

    4.7

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