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#1373218 08/13/2020 5:06 PM
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My 1947 3100 pickup transmission has the floor shifter. It is actually 3 forward speeds with reverse. My understanding is this transmission is factory original to this truck. How can I learn what transmission (name/model) is in my truck? Does the transmission have this information stamped on it somewhere? Thanks, Ray

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The GM part number is shown here.

Maybe someone knows what the casting number is on the case?
There might also be a date casting code on the case?

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Check the 1947 vehicle information kit: https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/do...hevrolet-Trucks/1947-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf

Should be a serial number stamped on the transmission somewhere. Prefix code indicates manufacturer.


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Are the top 2 gears synchronized?

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I'm not sure. I have not taken it apart.

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Buck -- as for Ed's question, do you have to double clutch all three gears when you drive it? If yes, then they're not synchro'd.


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I checked the service manual and it is a 3 forward - one reverse selective syncro-mesh transmission. I think gears 2 and 3 are sorta synchronized. Manual didn't give any name for transmission or model numbers. ray


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