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
Owner's manual.
E-gunparts.com, gun shows, gun shops, want ads, Beretta
I bought the whole book on the jeep you are talking about at advanced auto parts
On the drivers side bottom of the radiator.
Try AUTOREPAIR2000.COM or MOTORLIT.COM
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 manual transmission doesn't have a dipstick , there will be a fill plug on the transmission
manual trans. has a switch on the drivers side of the trans,auto is in the steering column.gmjim
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.
Contact Berett for a owner's manual or find a gunsmith and ask for help