tranny info. location.
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I think all the 4-speeds have a side shift. As in the shifter from your cab connects down to the side of the tranny. In 5 speeds, the shifter connects down to the top center of the tranny.
Check out Marlins site for identifying them by sight. http://www.marlincrawler.com/transmi...built-complete
Kind of looks like the very last 4 speed trannys look a lot like the L series 5 speeds...
Check out Marlins site for identifying them by sight. http://www.marlincrawler.com/transmi...built-complete
Kind of looks like the very last 4 speed trannys look a lot like the L series 5 speeds...
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Doesn't really matter...you've got an L45 based on what people are seeing. That stamp probably has nothing to do with the tranny model
Reverse is up and to the right??? I doubt it. If reverse isn't right next to 4th, but instead right next to 3rd, there's something very strange going on!
You can put an L50 or L52 into your truck with no modifications.
At some point the tranny went out, and previous owner was able to find a cheap, used 4 speed, so they put it in.
Reverse is up and to the right??? I doubt it. If reverse isn't right next to 4th, but instead right next to 3rd, there's something very strange going on!
You can put an L50 or L52 into your truck with no modifications.
At some point the tranny went out, and previous owner was able to find a cheap, used 4 speed, so they put it in.
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Also the plate on top that the shifter goes into is obviously cracked. Easy for dirt and water to get into the transmission.
But I agree! That's a good deal.
But I agree! That's a good deal.
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