I believe c= 2wd k= 4wd I believe c= 2wd k= 4wd
The "C" designation on a Chevy pickup truck typically stands for "conventional cab," referring to a regular cab with a single row of seating. The "K" designation usually signifies four-wheel drive on Chevy trucks.
There was a 396 available in all Chevy trucks from 1968 - 1970.
The C series is two wheel drive. The K series is four wheel drive.
The C series is two wheel drive. The K series is four wheel drive.
The alphabet is comprised of A, B, C, etc. I like pickup trucks such as Ford, Chevy, GMC, Jeep, etc.
The first Silverado Chevy was released in 1998 and it was a light pickup truck model named GMT800 Silverado. Prior to this, the term "Silverado" was used by General Motors to refer to the trim for the Chevrolet C/K pickup trucks.
Although Silverado is commonly associated with the most popular Chevy trucks on the roads today, the term Silverado actually only refers to the trim for the Chevrolet C/K pickup trucks and Suburbans from 1975 through 1999. Therefore, production is from 1975-1999.
No, they are totally different trucks. The S-10 is a small compact truck. The C-10 is a full size truck. Get the manual for your C-10.
Your question requires more context in order to answer it. C could mean a floor designation, a door designation, a building designation or other indicator of location. It could also mean something else.
Trucks of which size? You could be talking about pickup trucks, or tractor-trailers.
"C" is an arbitrary designation given to an arbitrary classification devised to classify something.
If I recall the S10 series trucks ran the NV3500 manual transmission. This is the same manual transmission that is installed in the C/K 1500 series trucks. The final answer is yes it will work if it is the NV3500.