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>On the basis of the plans for the 131, the plan for the 132 light tank was released in June 1959. The new plan called for the use of the 12150L-type gasoline engine (450 hp), solving the problem of the engine. At the end of september the first prototype of the 132 was manufactured and tested. By november the tank had recieved good reviews from the PLA and became a lauded piece of equipment. In 1960 factories manufactured 28 of these tanks from blueprints. Until then all went smoothly, but the firepower was underwhelming–the 76mm autoloader remained incomplete, and so firing tests could not be executed. The prototype had become a half-complete product. Afterwards, in order to quickly press the tank into service, the 132A was proposed as a simplified version of the 132 (with some features removed, such as the automatic rangefinder), with the crew increased from three to four men. Problems with the gun and the impractical rangefinder meant that the internal space was reduced. The 132A was not a perfect fit either. In April of 1961 a group of specialists decided in a meeting that these impractical modules would no longer be installed and opted to expanded the size of the tank to accomodate the tried-and-true 85mm tank gun, forming the 132B proposal. In August of 1961 planning was completed, and three prototypes were made in march, all of which performed well in tests. In December 1962, the 132B was officially designated as the type light tank WZ-131, and began its service, with exports to many nations. The first photo is the 132, which is NOT the WZ-132.