E34 M5 Transmission
E34 M5 Transmission
I have an E34 M5 Getrag 280 Trans for sale, 3rd and 4th gear syncros are bad, it would make a good parts transmission or a great rebuild, looking to get 600.00 or best offer as the parts for these transmissions are very expensive and they bolt right up the e28 M5 motor.
e34 M5 Transmission
Someone has got to be interested in this transmission ?
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Re: e34 M5 Transmission
It would help to know exactly where you are locatedTome34 wrote:Someone has got to be interested in this transmission ?
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Yes, because they are e28 M5 transmissions. Getrag stopped putting holes in the 260 transmissions when BMW updated the engine management to Motronic 1.3 for the E34. They probably did the same thing with the 280 box. The easy way for you to find out is to look. There would be a large boss cast into the bell housing with two radial holes around the 8 o'clock position, each with a threaded hole next to them to screw down the sensors. If yours has these holes, they would likely be plugged.
I think Moosehead's point is that although the bolt pattern is indeed identical to many "big-six" motors from 95 on down, if it doesn't have holes for the pulse generators it will not be compatible with the ignition system on the E28 M5. As long as yours has these mounting holes in the bell housing, someone could rebuild it and install it in their E28 M5.Tome34 wrote:I believe it does have the holes for the sensors, I know these trasmissions are able to be bolted up and used on the E28 M5, so it is of use.
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No, E28 M5 had a 280 also.Tome34 wrote:I will have to take a look tonight, I thought all e34 m5 models only have the getrag 280 and the e28 m5 model only had the getrag 260 ?
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The E34 and E28 M5s both have Getrag 280 gearboxes, but the part numbers appear to be different. The parts catalog shows that the E28 trans is a 280/5.50 and the E34 has a 280/5.51 both with different BMW numbers, probably due to the sensor hole change.
E28 M5: 23001221211
E34 M5: 23001221632
The picture shown in the parts catalog does not actually represent the E34 trans, though. In the E28 picture the second trans shows the sensor hole mounting bosses.
E28 M5: 23001221211
E34 M5: 23001221632
The picture shown in the parts catalog does not actually represent the E34 trans, though. In the E28 picture the second trans shows the sensor hole mounting bosses.
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Re: E34 M5 Transmission
You wouldn't happen to still have this getrag 280 sitting around for sale would you?
Re: E34 M5 Transmission
Where were ya 13 years ago?