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IDIoit

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I have ZERO knowledge on automatics for the IDI.

Hope one of you IDI auto freaks can help me out here as I have not a clue as to what I have.

2 different set ups I believe.

Would like to get these out to the people that need them

If anyone could give me an application and a fair price,
I would greatly appreciate it!

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Looks like the early heavy cast on and the later lighter version. I believe that spacer with the lighter wheel is completely unobtainium based on what Gary has said. Other than that, I can't tell you much more about them that you already know.... you may have known all of that.
 

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its news to me.. lol the only thing i know about automatics, is that they go, shift, get pulled, and scraped lol

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Heavy cast one with seperate plate is for C6 either 7.3 or 6.9

Other one I am uncertain as to application be it C6 or E4OD...

Heavy one well I dunno buck twenty light one 70 bucks...depends on who needs it and what they wanna pay suppose.
 

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The rusted parts plus the 1" spacer go together, there for a 4 bolt converter, there for a E4OD tranny. The counter bore on the spacer goes towards the flywheel. Flywheel-Spacer-flexplate.

The lone shinny flex plate with rusted starter gear is for a E4OD.
 

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there are 2 different flextplates for the 7.3l idi/e4od.1 for N/A and 1 for turbo.the n/a are a dime a dozen (65$ new on amazon i think i payed last)
but the turbo spec is unobtainium as it's balanced specifically for the '93/'94 turbo engines.if you have one of these,it's worth it's weight in gold.discontinued and a feller is near SOL if one fails him.:eek:

for a used n/a e4od flexplate,id say $20 (buyer pays shipping) is fair
for a rare/discontinued turbo flaexplate $200 (buyer pays shipping) is fair (asking $250 or even $300 shouldn't hurt your feelings too bad either since they're nearly impossible to score alone.)

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I have ZERO knowledge on automatics for the IDI.

Hope one of you IDI auto freaks can help me out here as I have not a clue as to what I have.

2 different set ups I believe.

Would like to get these out to the people that need them

If anyone could give me an application and a fair price,
I would greatly appreciate it!

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In the first picture, the spacer and the flexplate on the left go together. Do you have the bolts the match it? Last spacer with bolts i sold I got 85 bucks, first one I got 125, no flexplate.

The two pieces on the right go together and were usually found on a c6 equipped rig. No idea on price there, but they are not cheap.
 

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no bolts to match it, honestly i don't even know *** it came from lol

i have never tore apart an automatic diesel.
 

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Don't look at me, Brian..... first time I put my E4OD back in, didn't have the converter fully seated.

Crunched the pump gear, bent the converter hub out-of-round....... all that with a zero-mile trans and converter!!!!!!

Sheesh. :frustrate

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The rusty part is the early Flex/Flywheel. Used on C6 and E4OD.

The stamped flywheel is a 93 year change. It can be found on N/A 7.3 and turbo version on this engine. It can be used with a C6.
 

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The stamped one is N/A to E4OD, I'm almost certain. Look at the other side to see if there is a weight welded on. If not it is N/A. If it has a weight, it is from a turbo engine.
 
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