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jason52
Dodge Dakota
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2/20/2007
16:06:07
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has anyone swapped an auto to standard transmission? How hard was it? Im guessing the challenging part would be the petal and shift linkage......
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2/20/2007
23:39:33
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petal, peddle, pedal.
Here's a better one
medal, meddle, metal, mettle.
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GraphiteDak
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2/21/2007
12:37:51
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Why must some people LURK on this site only to reply with a worthless post about someone's spelling?
Ever since the internet was around, or even before with the BBS, most people don't worry about their spelling as long as they get the point across.
Now. Jason52, what engine do you have now?
I have a NV3500 5 speed transmission WITH the clutch hydrolic linkage and clutch pressure plate, disc, etc.
I bought it for another project and then since sold that project car and still have the tranny.
All that would be needed to install this would be to cut the hole in the floor and get a clutch pedal from something. The hydrolic linkage I have goes right thru the firewall and hooks onto the pedal. It would not be too hard.
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Jason52
Dodge Dakota
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2/21/2007
13:04:46
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Im planning on doing a high hp v6 build. The clutch will prob have to be replaced either way, but it will be the 3.9 v6 on a 98. I live Panama city, fl.
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N56629
Dodge Dakota
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2/21/2007
13:19:15
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GraphiteDak, that was probably the clown that formally called himself Mr. Spellcheck. He is now too ashamed to show his face because he didn't know the difference between "sense or since."
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GraphiteDak
GenIII
2/21/2007
18:05:52
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No doubt N55629. As long as it's related to the Dakota website, who cares if someone mis-spells or abriviates their sentences to their liking.
There sure are a lot of a$$ clowns who lurk forums just to point out stuff like spelling.
Jason. Wow, too bad you live in FLORIDA while I am in Arizona!!!
The Transmission came off of a 2000 3.9 V6 Dakota. I took all of the clutch hardware even though I was going to have to get a flywheel for the 4.7 to use.
All of the stuff here is good. The clutch hydrolic linkage came off in one piece, so you would not even have to bleed it!
It is some simple hardware.
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g57/paysonbadboy/000_5689.jpg
I paid over $800 for the stuff and have it for sale for $700
But the shipping to Florida would not be cheap :p
If anyone in AZ needs a NV3500, let me know.
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TexasTodd
Dodge Dakota
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2/25/2007
01:48:53
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Not that I care,
But I thought the v6 had something like an AX15, or something like that, not the NV3500?
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Slow4x4Dak
Dodge Dakota
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2/25/2007
08:56:16
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Older models have the AX15, 88-93 I think. Maybe up to 96, I'm not exactly sure.
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GraphiteDak
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2/25/2007
12:08:19
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The NV3500 DID come off of a 2000 3.9 Dakota. I saw the truck they pulled it from in the junk yard. At first I was skepticle that it was a NV3500 and that it fit a 4.7 like he said.
But after I bought it I had posted the numbers from it online and someone checked and said it DID in fact was a NV3500 and fit the 4.7 (and probably the 5.2 I assume).
If my truck was not a 4X4, I'd be tempted to swap myself. However, I also have the newer PCM which I don't think would like having the 5-45RFE missing.
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