1994 3100 engines (and all 3100 engines, for that matter) never came mated to a 5-speed from GM. You will need to make all necessary modifications and installation yourself. Any 5-speed from an earlier V6 Beretta/Corsica (1988-1993 2.8L or 3.1L MPFI), Cavalier/Sunbird, Grand Prix, etc. will bolt up. I recommend a Getrag, if you can find one in a yard. Note: You will have issues with the SES/Check Engine light coming on, due to the ECM no longer finding the electronic component of the automatic transmission. This cannot be cleared on a 1994 or 1995 Beretta.
Your local libarary in a motors manual or Clinton motors
you can find alot of answer from out of a haynes repair manual
E-gunparts.com, gun shows, gun shops, want ads, Beretta
Owner's manual.
I bought the whole book on the jeep you are talking about at advanced auto parts
Try AUTOREPAIR2000.COM or MOTORLIT.COM
On the drivers side bottom of the radiator.
manual trans. has a switch on the drivers side of the trans,auto is in the steering column.gmjim
yes you can find a diagram for a manual transmission its under service manuals you need to know what transmission you have go to www.jeep4x4center.com
The best place to find a transmission diagram for a 1994 Chevrolet S 10.4 cylinder is in the auto owner's manual. The service and repair department at the local Chevy dealer would be an alternative option.
The manual transmission doesn't have a dipstick , there will be a fill plug on the transmission
Contact Berett for a owner's manual or find a gunsmith and ask for help