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#532582 04/27/2009 6:52 AM
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Are the bell housings and trannys in commercial 41-46 big trucks the same or compatible with the military versions?


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I want to say yes for Chevrolet, but GMC may have had some diesel engines available in those years and I seem to recall some may have had automatic transmissions. 3B should know this for sure.


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Hy Tomcoe, as rustednuts said, your question is too broad. Are you asking about just Chevrolets, or G.M.C.s as well?

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Per my OLD parts book all trucks are the same but does not list all the cab over models. If you can get the casting numbers I could look them up though.

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Hi Guys,

Thanks for the info. Chevy to Chevy. I was going to use a COE as a doner tho so I wonder what could possibly be different? I'll see if I can get castings. I can on my COE, but maybe not my friends that needs replaced for some time. Thanks again


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