Pioneer Automotive Industries Automatic Transmission Flexplate P/N:FRA-417
Pioneer Automotive Industries FRA-332 automatic transmission flexplate for the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier connects the engine crankshaft to the torque converter. It is a replacement part designed to restore OEM levels of performance.
A worn flexplate can show up as cracks around the bolt holes, chipped ring gear teeth or a grinding noise when the engine starts. Before you replace the flexplate, rule out other sources of the vibration or noise, such as the starter, the torque converter and the engine mounts, because they can produce similar symptoms.
This flexplate fits the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One automatic transmission flexplate. This listing holds one, and the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier takes one.
Interchange: AA-A315
A315 · FW97404 · FA139 · XF212 · AM315 · 33002842 · 4422 · FY150 · 4161121
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Is the Pioneer FRA-332 flexplate the right one for a 1988-1989 Eagle Premier?
Yes. Pioneer Automotive Industries FRA-332 is listed for the 1988-1989 Eagle Premier, and the car takes one flexplate.
How many teeth does this flexplate's ring gear have?
This automatic transmission flexplate has 142 teeth and a diameter of 317.5 mm.
What is the Pioneer FRA-332 flexplate made of?
Pioneer Automotive Industries FRA-332 is made of high grade steel and is put together with an automated welding process for strength and consistency.
Is this flexplate balanced before it is sold?
Yes. Each Pioneer plate is precision balanced to factory specs.
What can a worn flexplate look or sound like?
Cracks around the bolt holes, chipped ring gear teeth or a grinding noise at startup can mean a flexplate is worn. A shop can inspect it to confirm.
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