best to search local junk yards for it first, freight is going to be a chunk if you get it shipped, plus if it's local you can see it before you put any money down on it. if looking for brand new then call nissan and find out the exact part number for your tranny, then search for that on the web and see what the average cost is + shipping. might get lucky and still find something local.
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manual transmission!!
2002 Nissan Sentra SE-R
Linear Mode
