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Old Feb 17, 2010 | 04:28 PM
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I'm new here, I own a 1989 full size blazer with the 700r transmission. Unfortunately the tranny is about shot... could someone tell me what model years had the 700r tranny?
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Old Feb 17, 2010 | 05:20 PM
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my 89 s10 blazer has a 700r4 in it so look for a 1989 s10 blazer. where ya at about maybe we can make a deal
 
Old Feb 17, 2010 | 06:08 PM
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I am in Harrisonburg VA
 
Old Feb 17, 2010 | 08:05 PM
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The full size Blazer and the S-10 Blazer are not the Same. The Bell housing are Smaller on the S-10. Also Make sure you have a 4x4 or 2wd ? As they have a different Tailshafts. As you did not say what you have in yours?

Must use the Full Size Blazer or Full Size Truck or Suburban 700r4. 1987-89 on the Burbs. Hope this Helps? Good Luck
 
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You really should be looking for a trans from a 87 thru mid-92 v8 vehicle with the same drivetrain configuration (4wd or 2wd) as your vehicle. There were improvements made to the 700R4 in '87 IIRC.

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The full size Blazer and the S-10 Blazer are not the Same. The Bell housing are Smaller on the S-10.
That all depends on what engine the s-series truck came with. If the trans was behind the 4.3L, the bell housing is identical to the v8. The transmission isn't built as strong, but it will bolt up to a v8 without issue.
 
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wouldn't a 350 tranny or a th400 bolt up too?
a little more beefer/stronger then the 700r4
 
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wouldn't a 350 tranny or a th400 bolt up too?
a little more beefer/stronger then the 700r4
Sure, it would bolt up to the engine, however, either would require changing the transmission & transfer case mount locations, driveshaft lengths, and even then, the transfer case (if 4wd) may not bolt up to the back...

BTW, the 700R4 can be built just as strong as a TH350 and the TH400 is overkill behind a small block. Not to mention it is not as efficient as either the 700R4 or TH350. Also, if it is a daily driven truck, OD is nice.
 
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yeah the overdrive is a plus if its a daily driver, i was thinking the actual casing being stronger, cast iron over aluminum, idk that much about the gear setup, just thought i squeak in my 2 cents if he was looking to upgrade
 
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You do realize that all of the transmissions you mentioned have aluminum cases right...? And the K case used on the later 700R4 is VERY strong. Hope you provide change...
 
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Originally Posted by swartlkk
You do realize that all of the transmissions you mentioned have aluminum cases right...? And the K case used on the later 700R4 is VERY strong. Hope you provide change...
wait i thought the 350 had a cast iron casing??? must a thought wrong huh. change....haha kyle you pulling the jokes out?
 



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