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timdale 12-19-2009 06:25 PM

Gen 1 in a 95 ram v10
 
I have a 93 1ton 4x4 5spd dually that is on it's last leg, bodywise, VERY RUSTY! I found a 95 Ram dually 4x4 club cab v10 auto that I might be able to pick up cheap, motor shot. I'm wondering about the tranny wiring, if I need a 94+ ecm? I know I'll need a different tq converter and probably a flexplate, and I asume a 94+ tranny adapter.:humm: I was going to put the motor in a 99+ superduty 6spd but if the 95 is really cheap might be a better, more cost effective swap, but I'm hoping someone with more knowhow can let me know for sure. I've seen a couple questions like mine one this and other diesel sights but not any real replies, any help is greatly appreciated

dieseldocter16 12-19-2009 07:13 PM

I'd stick w/ the manual trans. Gonna make the swap alot easier. Unless you're dead set on keeping the auto I have some of the parts your going to need less computers.

diesel_fireman20001 12-19-2009 09:07 PM

I double that on keeping the 5spd. Not only an easier swap, but a better tranny than the auto unless you plan on dropping a lot of coin beefing up the automatic.

BigDiesel359 12-21-2009 12:51 PM

Another vote for keeping the 5spd. If for some reason you need to modify the driveshafts, that is MUCH easier then to start swapping electronics, buying a new TQ converter etc..

cummins95 12-21-2009 03:03 PM

plus ya gotta love the look of those superduty's

timdale 12-21-2009 06:24 PM

gen 1 in 95 v10
 
I wouldn't mind the 5spd if it were a nv4500, but I have thr "rag" in the 93, plus after some research the 95 is a 47rh so not much electronics, just t/c lockup and OD. I've seen some post about hobbs switches on the tranny to get around the electronic issues. I still really want the superduty swap, I've had two and really liked them both, plus fordcummins told me it wouldn't be any more $ to swap a cummins in a s/d than a gas dodge(of course they're trying to sell me the parts!), just might be able to get the 95 dodge real cheap, and it's in good shape. I've heard the 47rh isn't too bad as long as you get a good t/c , shift kit and keep the power close to stock, but I'm not very familiar with them. Also, I see the 93 ecu has some tranny outputs, don't know if it works on the 47rh or just the a518, heard they're nearly the same tranny


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