Trans T177 or T176

Trans T177 or T176

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If you think you have a T176, might want to look again. If the numbers on the tag riveted on the case ends in 389, you have a T177. If it ends in 390, you have a T176.

While a major transmission site says T176 were put in CJ's that's not quit true. If you look at the parts manual it lists the T176 as being installed in CJ's for export in 1981. For years 1981-1986, T177's were installed.

Of course it doesn't make much difference which trans you have unless you need to replace first or reverse gear, or the main shaft.

Gear differences are
T176 (M) 3.52/2.27/1.46/1.00/3.52R
T177 (M) 3.82/2.29/1.46/1.00/3.82R

Sorry the parts manual PDF is turned sideways. Couldn't figure out how to turn it.
 

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What is a little strange is my 84 MR 252 shop Manual and 84-86 MR 252 CJ7 & CJ8 only show T4 T5 & T176. It does not mention anything about the T177:wtf: :unsure:
 
And so does my FSM. But.... look at page E-7. Look at the gear ratios. Listed ratios are for the T177. :D Not for the T176.
 

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