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#903870 12/15/2012 8:14 PM
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Hey all, Just picked up a new driveline for my 51 1.5 ton. found a screaming deal on a 427 mated to a Eaton 5speed o/d. it has a casting number of 230790 on the side. Just wondered if anyone knows what model number tranny this is. Was told it is a .70 O/d or .75 o/d. It sure did drop the rpm of that big block going into 5th. Also has a weird shift pattern. reverse is all the way to the left and up, straight down is 1st, Up and middle is 2nd, straight down from second is 3rd, to the right and down from third is 4th and straight up from 4th is 5th. 1st is also a granny gear. Any info would be appreciated!
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shift sounds odd from 3rd to 4th and upto 5th ????


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The transmission should have a tag on it. How do you know its an Eaton? It sounds like a Spicer shift pattern to me. A Spicer would be around .80 OD. An Eaton would really be too new to behind a 427.

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Hy lunchbox, I'm with crenwelge on this one, it could be a Spicer 3152, with O.D. the shift pattern changes to the one you describe, hope that helps.

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The weird shirt pattern is an easy way to spot the O.D. from the direct drive spicers.


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hmm, to be honest, i just drove the truck and went on what the guy told me, I'll take a look at the unit in a few mins and take a couple pics / find the ID plate.


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