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Old Aug 10, 2021 | 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by MoparFanatic21
It will not the V8s had a 46re the Cummins/V10 had a 47re. Even the Cummins won't fit I believe the input shaft is bigger
Thank you, sir! i figured that was the case. i couldnt find any info in the shop manual to answer my question, so i posed it to the professionals here. Not many options on this island in alaska! gonna call a wrecking yard in seattle in the am. Regardless, gonna have to get it shipped up on a barge! Most likely gonna have to bite the bullet any option i decide to go with! Only thing left after a new trans is rebuild the front end suspension and I have a new truck! Already rebuilt everything else!
 
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Originally Posted by Stitch Mitchell
Thank you, sir! i figured that was the case. i couldnt find any info in the shop manual to answer my question, so i posed it to the professionals here. Not many options on this island in alaska! gonna call a wrecking yard in seattle in the am. Regardless, gonna have to get it shipped up on a barge! Most likely gonna have to bite the bullet any option i decide to go with! Only thing left after a new trans is rebuild the front end suspension and I have a new truck! Already rebuilt everything else!
That's how I look at it plus it's cheaper than a new one
 
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