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Old 06-05-2023, 10:53 AM
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HHR SS Trans PN#

Is the part number 55563726 the correct one for a manual trans for the turbo car? This is for open differential. My is about to go out and I'm just going to order a new one.
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Old 06-05-2023, 01:06 PM
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According to this online GM parts vendor , it fits your 2008 thru 2010 HHR SS

https://www.chevroletpartsdirect.com...embly-55563726
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Yes, but it also says fits LS/LT. That would be a F23 Getrag not Saab/F35. Some say the F23 better of the 2. F23 is also cheaper
What you want is a F35 or upgrade to a F40 6-speed if you want to stay with Saab.
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This must be the F35 with LSD

https://www.chevroletpartsdirect.com...embly-19301859

They list it fits, don’t say you’re gonna need extra parts.
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The ZZP kit for the F40, transmission not included, some assembly required

https://zzperformance.com/products/f...conversion-kit
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Do not trust parts suppliers listings, especially when getting it wrong would be a big deal. Some are worse than others, but they tend to just blindly copy other vendors mistakes, and/or beleive whatever nonsense the manufacturers claim.

Call any GM parts department and give them you VIN. They can tell you the correct p/n for that specific car.
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New transmission
Fluid
Clutch disc
Pressure plate
Throw out bearing
Flywheel
May as well get the following as well:
Clutch master cylinder
Shifter cables (2)
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But, I have never heard of a standard trans on a daily driver wearing out.
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It’s an SS. Without the GMPP tune, the life will depend upon the driver’s traffic light proclivities.

Well, maybe with the tune, too.

Are you suggesting it might just be a solenoid or something? Because that’s a good point.

OP did discuss a bearing problem in another thread.
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I just have never heard of a standard trans made this century that failed. Clutches are designed to be the weak point. Last century synchro rings sometimes failed.
FWIW, the F23 in the LS/LT is supposed to be the less problematic. Evidently the F35 has some weakness in the shift forks. Information from the interwebs, not from personal experience.
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