YOUR RESEARCHSame as oem clutch?
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What are the chances this is a Sachs clutch in a different box? http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...1351&ppt=C0015 I looked up the one for the 02-05 models and it says Sachs on the clutch in the picture but the price is higher on that one than the Sachs on ebay. I just called the local store and they will have one in tomorrow. If it has Sachs stamped on it then I will take it, otherwise I will probably not.
Pretty good chance. Years ago I had a 1973 Lincoln Mercury Capri with the Belgium made 2.6ltr V6. Chester NJ had an Imported parts place across the street from a "NAPA" store. The Bosch condenser was ~$28 at the Import store. I went across the street and bought the same Bosch condenser in a "NAPA" box for ~$3.50.
Curious, what did you find?
I picked it up today and it is all Sachs parts. I am having a little trouble finding the part numbers for each individual part in the Sachs kit but as far as I can tell it is all the same as what you get in a Sachs box.
trying the pics again.
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