yes it will bol up if its the same trans as the f150 6 cylinder but you need the clutch and pressure plate for the v8
Speed sensor is located on the tail of the tranny. On the side near the drive shaft. There is an electric connection that clips onto it and is held in by one 10 mm bolt.
the vehicle speed sensor is on the tranny it hooks onto your speedometer. the engine speed sensor is on the front of the engine, two different sensors guys.
The transfer case will not bolt to a 2wd transmission.
There is no governor, The ecm/ computer controls the speed limiter.
First, a round bar is cut to the correct length of the bolt. A hex head is then hot forged onto the end of the cut rod. Then, high speed blades are used to cut the correct threading onto the bolt.
Under Your Hood AnswerHello, Your speed sensor is located on the top of your tranny near the firewall. The electrical part of this sensor bolts down onto the gear driven part.
take the tranny out and pull the converter out of the front of the tranny and put new converter in and make sure you hear it click twice when putting it back onto the tranny and reinstall tranny.
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There are many turbo 350's with the BOP bolt pattern that would bolt up to an Oldsmobile engine, however a turbo 350 with a Chevy bolt pattern would not fit an Oldsmobile without an adapter. dude this guys on crack that's wat they use to do with the old diesles with the 350 tranny when the diesle went out that's why they put the olds 350 in them cuz they bolt right in hope i wasnt to late
yes you can... would not recommend doing so... if the motor is stock it may work fine. when you start to add horses you need to move up to a Turbo 400. but to answer your question you can put a 350 tranny on a olds 455
Not usually. Most of the transmissions that have the Oldsmobile bolt pattern do not have the Chevrolet bolt pattern.
Onto the exhaust port of the engine...