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Lucas
Dodge Dakota
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11/19/2006
01:05:55
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 Subject: would it be cheaper for a manual?
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i have a 99 5.2 44RE 4x4 that just died. would it be easier to find a used NV 3500 manual to install? would need to buy a clutch too? is this conversion worth it. i would really like a manual now that i think about it more :)
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GB2000
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11/19/2006
02:17:52
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I think it'd be cheaper to just get the old one rebuilt rather than convert it to a manual...
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Adam
Dodge Dakota
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11/19/2006
03:55:07
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After spending all the money converting to a manual I think you would have a larger headache figuring out how much you owe rather than what gear to shift into .
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Lucas
Dodge Dakota
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11/19/2006
21:17:08
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what if i bought one used and had it installed?
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Adam
Dodge Dakota
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11/19/2006
22:19:23
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Hey if you want to spend the money on it and you absolutely need the manual and plan on keeping the truck for a while then go for it. If you're gonna get rid of it soon it's not worth the money.
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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11/20/2006
10:44:01
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you're looking at flywheel, tranny, clutch, pressure plate, TO bearing, pedal assy, hydraulic system, and other incidentals. if you find a donor truck you may come out cheaper if you do it yourself. if someone else is providing/charging labor, rebuild the auto.
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