Can you replace a NV3500 with a NV4500?
Both have the same Bell housing bolt pattern. The 3500 has an integrated bell housing, so the 4500 will have to be purchased with its own. Both use the same clutch and flywheel config. U can use the same clutch and master cylinder u have for the new 4500.
What the difference in a NV3500 and NV4500?
Nv3500 can handle any SB and highway and moderate towing. NV4500 is a great trans, but as stated, it is a tow truck box 3500 is slick by comparison. Drive each one and see what feels best. A GM 4X4 V8 NV3500 has larger output shaft that is same as NV4500 so T-cases can be interchanged.
Are Dodge and Chevy NV3500 the same?
The New Venture Gear 3500, commonly called NV3500, is a 5-speed overdrive manual transmission manufactured by New Venture Gear and used by GM and Dodge in compact and full-size light trucks. It can be identified by its two-piece aluminum case with integrated bell housing and top-mounted tower shifter.
Will LS bolt to NV4500?
Our GM LS engine to early NV4500 adapter kit works with all GM LS engines, including the 4.8L, 5.3L, 6.0L and 6.2L. Further, it works with 5-speed NV4500 transmissions that were used in GM 1 ton trucks from mid 1993 through 1995.
How do I know if I have a NV4500?
- TRANSMISSION IDENTIFICATION. The NV4500 transmission identification tag is attached to the shifter top cover.
- GM 4WD NV4500 (1993-94) During the first two years of the NV4500, Chevy offered this 5 speed with a 6.34:1.
- GM 4WD NV4500 (1995)
- GM 4WD NV4500 (1996 & Newer)
How do I identify a NV3500 transmission?
How to Identify a NV3500 Transmission
- Check the shift rail on the transmission. This particular transmission has a single shift rail, instead of a rail for each gear.
- Look at the body of the transmission. It has a front half and a back half.
- Locate the plugs.
- Look at the overall shape of the transmission.
When did GM start using the NV4500?
The New Venture Gear 4500, commonly called NV4500, is a 5-speed manual transmission manufactured by New Venture Gear and used in General Motors and Chrysler products from 1991–2007.
What years did Chevy use the NV4500?
The NV4500 was first released in Chevy / GM trucks from 1992 under GM RPO code MT8 and GM part #12346190. It was introduced into Dodge trucks in 1995. Though it has it roots as the New Process 4500 four-speed beginning as early as 1972 in Dodge trucks, its current incarnation as we know it today is quite different.
What is involved in a typical NV4500 conversion?
What is involved in a typical NV4500 conversion? The NV4500 transmission is generally considered to be the most robust and reliable 5 speed transmission ever supplied in pickup trucks (up to 1 Ton) It is a popular replacement in older trucks with 4 speeds.
Can you supply the NV4500 with a GM or Dodge output shaft?
We CAN supply them with GM or Dodge output housings/shaft. High Impact can provide NV4500 transmissions available in GM/Dodge factory stock configurations, or custom configurations. This means we can supply an NV4500 with, say a Chevy input shaft, but with a 23 spline output shaft and the Dodge style tail housing.
How do I operate the back-up lights on an NV4500?
All NV4500s are equipped with an electric back-up switch. This switch closes when the transmission is in reverse. If you desire to use this switch to operate back-up lights, you will need the correct connector-pigtail. This part is GM PN 12085485 or 14014559 or AC Delco #PT107.
How to check end play on NV4500 transmission?
To check end play, use a magnetic base dial indicator, zero it in on the rear of the trans main (output) shaft. use a small pry-bar or screwdriver to move the mainshaft in and out of the trans, reading play on the dial indicator. Should be .002-.006 High Impact offers NV4500s transmissions with either 6.34 ratio 1st gear or 5.61 ratio first gear.