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GTV916 · 02-07-2007

One more question to the basics, please:

It looks like as if the standard-diff (part# 95721110) can be replaced in general by the new Q2 unit. This part-number is listed for 3.0, 3.2GTVs (98-05), stronger TDs (1,9) and 3.2 petrol engines of series 156, 147, 166 and GTs.

For "older" models, like GTVs 2.0TB, 3.0 (1995-98), 164 (var.), 155 V6 there is a different part-number (60810912). I took a look at the spare-parts catalogue and it looks quite the same - maybe it triggers the speedometer (for some models). I've been told that the Q2 should fit the gearboxes of all V6 models - wether they are 5 or 6 speed - but up to now I don't have any proof....it still sounds like "should" or "might" fit...

Did somebody already replace this part (# 60810912) by the Q2 unit - or at least: does anybody know if somebody has or tried to replace...

Thanks a lot and KR Martin

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GTV916 Newbie Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 16 Member car: GTV 3.0 24V 1997	Re: Retrofitting a Q2 to an existing Alfa One more question to the basics, please: It looks like as if the standard-diff (part# 95721110) can be replaced in general by the new Q2 unit. This part-number is listed for 3.0, 3.2GTVs (98-05), stronger TDs (1,9) and 3.2 petrol engines of series 156, 147, 166 and GTs. For "older" models, like GTVs 2.0TB, 3.0 (1995-98), 164 (var.), 155 V6 there is a different part-number (60810912). I took a look at the spare-parts catalogue and it looks quite the same - maybe it triggers the speedometer (for some models). I've been told that the Q2 should fit the gearboxes of all V6 models - wether they are 5 or 6 speed - but up to now I don't have any proof....it still sounds like "should" or "might" fit... Did somebody already replace this part (# 60810912) by the Q2 unit - or at least: does anybody know if somebody has or tried to replace... Thanks a lot and KR Martin