Transmission swap
Will the transmission from a 93 Dodge Dakota 4wd fit in a 95 Dodge Dakota eat 4wd?
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Yes. Now, if they're the same transmission (42RH, 46RH, or NV1500/2500) then it's a lot easier.
RwP |
Transmission swap
Originally Posted by RalphP
(Post 3375807)
Yes. Now, if they're the same transmission (42RH, 46RH, or NV1500/2500) then it's a lot easier.
RwP |
Transmission swap
Originally Posted by David Middleton
(Post 3375808)
So the cab size doesn't matter?
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It might; which motor to which motor.
As to cab, why should it? The wheelbase matters for the driveshafts; but the motor/transmission combo is the same, if it's the same number of drive wheels. RwP |
Transmission swap
Originally Posted by RalphP
(Post 3375811)
It might; which motor to which motor.
As to cab, why should it? The wheelbase matters for the driveshafts; but the motor/transmission combo is the same, if it's the same number of drive wheels. RwP |
See my note about "42RH/46RH"? I mean if the old and new transmissions are both 42RHs from 4WD vehicles, no problem. If, however, one is a 42RH (from the 3.9) and the other is a 46RH (from the 5.2), you may need a different drive shaft.
You'll also need to use the right torque converter. (The TCs might change due to the transmission input shaft being different - or may not. Time to ask a transmission shop.)\ RwP |
Transmission swap
Originally Posted by RalphP
(Post 3375814)
See my note about "42RH/46RH"? I mean if the old and new transmissions are both 42RHs from 4WD vehicles, no problem. If, however, one is a 42RH (from the 3.9) and the other is a 46RH (from the 5.2), you may need a different drive shaft.
You'll also need to use the right torque converter. (The TCs might change due to the transmission input shaft being different - or may not. Time to ask a transmission shop.)\ RwP |
Originally Posted by David Middleton
(Post 3375815)
Thank you very much, I'm trying to get all the information I can get to start with and you've been a big help.
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Originally Posted by robertmee
(Post 3375943)
A 42rh (A500) won't last long behind a v8. Wasn't sure from your post which way you're going. The 46rh (A518) is what you want for your v8. The cross member mount and bell housing are the same. However the tail shaft on the A518 is .5 inches longer.
as far as how long a 42 will last behind a V8..... they CAN last if you don't drive like a bat out of He11.... the 42 and 44 are basically the same trans, the 44 just has more clutch discs within the clutch packs inside the trans as compared to the 42. |
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