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hey im changing my stock three on the tree tranny in my 84 gmc 1500 2wd i know i have to change the colum and linkages but when im taking the 3 on the tree out will i have to change the flywheel? and do i have to unbolt anything before i take the tranny away from the motor except bellhousing bolts and the tranny mount and driveshaft

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Remove the shift linkage & speedometer cable housing also...don't know what else there might be,can't be much.Have you been under the truck and actually looked at what's there? :dunno:

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hey im changing my stock three on the tree tranny in my 84 gmc 1500 2wd i know i have to change the colum and linkages but when im taking the 3 on the tree out will i have to change the flywheel? and do i have to unbolt anything before i take the tranny away from the motor except bellhousing bolts and the tranny mount and driveshaft

 

What are you going to do when you get the column and tranny out. I don't see any reference to any mods.

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Why change the column out? Just knock the roll pin out of the shift lever and be done with it. If you are putting a standard back in it you will need the same fly wheel if you are changing to a automatic then you will need to change the flywheel. Need to know what you are putting back in its place to know what else you might need.:sigh:

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Why change the column out? Just knock the roll pin out of the shift lever and be done with it. If you are putting a standard back in it you will need the same fly wheel if you are changing to a automatic then you will need to change the flywheel. Need to know what you are putting back in its place to know what else you might need. :D

im changing it to an automatic i thought id have to change the colum cause the 3 on the tree is different it has 2 seperate linkages and i know i have to change the flywheel out i have the tranny dropped and the pressure plate and clutch out along with the old flywheel

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Why change the column out? Just knock the roll pin out of the shift lever and be done with it. If you are putting a standard back in it you will need the same fly wheel if you are changing to a automatic then you will need to change the flywheel. Need to know what you are putting back in its place to know what else you might need. :D

im changing it to an automatic i thought id have to change the colum cause the 3 on the tree is different it has 2 seperate linkages and i know i have to change the flywheel out i have the tranny dropped and the pressure plate and clutch out along with the old flywheel

 

 

Do you have a donor vehicle for you parts?

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Why change the column out? Just knock the roll pin out of the shift lever and be done with it. If you are putting a standard back in it you will need the same fly wheel if you are changing to a automatic then you will need to change the flywheel. Need to know what you are putting back in its place to know what else you might need. :D

im changing it to an automatic i thought id have to change the colum cause the 3 on the tree is different it has 2 seperate linkages and i know i have to change the flywheel out i have the tranny dropped and the pressure plate and clutch out along with the old flywheel

 

 

Do you have a donor vehicle for you parts?

 

 

 

Hope he does,gonna need a few parts

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That was the reason I said just take the lever off, I thought that he might be going to a floor shifter. If he is going to an auto then he can either floor shift it or put in another steering column. I have done both but it is easier to put a auto in place of a standard than put the standard in and take out an automatic.:D

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That was the reason I said just take the lever off, I thought that he might be going to a floor shifter. If he is going to an auto then he can either floor shift it or put in another steering column. I have done both but it is easier to put a auto in place of a standard than put the standard in and take out an automatic. :)

 

 

That would be the easiest way :cheers:

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