tranny swap
#1
tranny swap
i was kind of thinking about trying to but a manual 5 speed in in my 86 s-10 blazer. it is auto right now and does not run. the tranny that is in it is shot and so is the engine. i bought this truck as a project/ hunting toy. just wondering what your thoughts are on converting to a manual.
#2
Should be fairly easy and straight forward.
#3
its easy well it was easy on my 85 bronco2 besides the plastic clutch slave lines..... shouldnt be any harder in than getting the parts and wrenchin away
#4
i would just have to cut a hole for the clutch pedal. not really cut a hole but punch it out. i have never done anything like this before so not alot of experiance but i have the time. is it worth the work. i like the 5 speed and i should get better mileage and their would be less to go wrong right.
#5
is their any reason that i should get one or the other?
#6
well they both have pro and cons for sure....an auto would just be swap and roll but auto trans are a sh*t ton of parts if u rebuild when a stick is fewer parts and easier to rebuild in my eyes
if the 5 speed is what you want and your willing to take the time itll be a snap just hit up your local junk yard for the pedal assembly and such and most def get a new clutch kit flywheel, disk, throw out bearing, pilot bearing befor install
if the 5 speed is what you want and your willing to take the time itll be a snap just hit up your local junk yard for the pedal assembly and such and most def get a new clutch kit flywheel, disk, throw out bearing, pilot bearing befor install
#7
it shuld be easy, a couple cut and some wiring. if the engin is bad also i would put a 350 in it.
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