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#1079114 01/14/2015 1:24 AM
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Where can i find cross reference info.(on this site)Reguarding transmissions? I have a 55 wagon manual trans,and want to know if it will work in my 56 3200 also manual.

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I don't think you'll find 'cross reference' material specifically, but the transmissions between cars and trucks were basically the same and what you propose will be fine - might take a different driveshaft length and/or shift arm mods, but it's really the same trans

Bill


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Thanks bill,physical length looks to be the same.

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As Bill stated, same transmission with minor differences.
The car trans mounts with 4 bolts into the bellhousing. The lower bolts on the truck thread into the trans. Just use a longer bolt with a nut. The side cover is different, use the side cover from the truck. While you have it apart check the 2-3 shift fork. It is a common wear area and can cause popping out of gear. There may be a difference in the spedo gear also. Some of the early trucks had a metal spedo gear, it will not work in a car trans. You should be able to find a suitable plastic gear to match your rear end ratio.
Fred


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I can't really add anything to what Bill and Fred have told you, other than I have a Station Wagon transmission in my '55 3200, other than the side cover issue and the bolt issue on the bell housing, it was a direct bolt in.


Bill Burmeister

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