Yes you can. The overall length of the transmission may be slightly different so you will need to check drive shaft lengths and re-drill the cross member holes. Is it a 4x4? That will cause you to make sure the spline length is the same. You will also have to add the electronic controls for the transmission since the 400 used a vacuum modulator and the 700 uses electronics. You will end up with a lower first gear than the 400 and overdrive with lockup converter so it is a pretty nice addition if you do it right. Good luck.
The car has a 700R4 transmission. 4 speed automatic
Cross member
May take some modification in some instances, but yes, it can be done
700r4
My 1986 GMC High Sierra 1500 stock transmission is a 700R4. My 1986 GMC High Sierra 1500 stock transmission is a 700R4. it could also be a th 400
700R4 from 1986 to 1992 should work
Yes, I have one sitting in the driveway.
If it's an automatic it's probably the 700R4
8 quarts with an empty converter 6 just for the tranny
It will fit, But it won't WORK. The 1999 transmission is electronic and requires a computer and speed sensors to make it shift right. You need one from 1987 down.
My owners manual says it takes about one pint to raise it from the ADD mark to the FULL HOT mark. I hope that helps!
The horsepower rating on a 1986 Chevy Suburban with a 350 motor is between 180 and 200. This allowed these sport utility vehicles to perform well when weighing in excess of 5,000 pounds.