simple answer, no.
advanced answer, sure it can fit, but you will have to change transmissions, the 3800 is a 90 degree v6, and has a completely different bellhousing bolt pattern than your original 2.8 60 degree v6 engine, and that's not even the hard part, you will have to custom build your own motor mounts, trans mounts, exhaust down pipe, you will need the computer from the 3800 motor, and build your own wiring harness. you will also need to have special half shafts built. so. if you really have to ask this question, don't do it. if you wanna swap the engine, go with a large port 3400. bolts right in, aside from one motor mount you will need go to www.v6z24.com, and talk to six_shooter, he makes them and can sell ya one. you will have to put the stock injectors from your 2.8 into the 3400, but will run perfectly fine. you need to change some coolant hoses, and moves the coil pack and icm wires around, but its pretty straight forward. again. go to v6z24.com AND SEARCH. you will find 100000000000000000 posts about it, and every answer you could possibly need. besides. the 3400 is way lighter, produces a lot more power and torque, and has a bigger aftermarket support than the 3800.. hope this helps.
The 2000 Chevy Cavalier typically comes with either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 4-speed automatic transmission, depending on the specific model and options chosen. The manual transmission allows for more driver control, while the automatic provides ease of use. Both transmission options are designed to complement the Cavalier's compact and efficient design.
Yes, i believe the auto model has the transmission fluid running thru the rad to cool it
as long as the transmissions are the same yes but there may be a wiring difference as well as cv joint size difference To make this transmission work you would have to change all the electrical from the 2003 and put it into the 99 model year. This would be a very big job that most transmission shop will not touch
For a 1998 Chevy Cavalier Z24, compatible transmissions include the 4T40E automatic transmission and the Getrag 282 manual transmission. Both options were commonly used in the Cavalier lineup during that model year. Additionally, other GM vehicles that share the same platform may have compatible transmissions, but it's essential to verify the specific part numbers and configurations to ensure a proper fit. Always check compatibility with a trusted mechanic or parts supplier before proceeding with a transmission swap.
A 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier will have some compatibility with a 1997 model, particularly in terms of certain parts like the engine and transmission, but there are significant differences in design and features. While some components may fit, it's crucial to check compatibility for specific parts, as the 2002 model may have updated features and different specifications. Always consult a parts catalog or a professional mechanic for accurate compatibility information.
as long as its the same year. and model number.
GM manufactured several models of manual transmissions - they weren't all the same - and there'll be quite a substantial difference between a manual which was used in a Silverado and one which was used in a Cavalier. Try again with the transmission model.
balanced pi model for a long transmission line.
14.1g
If same engine and transmission model, yes.
That will be a 700R4 transmission.
The automatic transmission is an ( A4LD )