[blt2krl]

What came in the 1982 GMC High Sierra pickups with the 6.2 liter diesel engine. I was thinking it may be the Th-400/ np-205 setup. Anyone know?

 

[Anonymous]

How do I know that you were really "thinking"?

 

[AJ]

I just got an 84 chevy army truck, and it has the 6.2 TH400/208 in it....
not to mention the D60/14b axles.....
:deal: :deal:
:thumb: :thumb:
:finger: :finger: :finger:

 

[Sandman]

Depends on if its the 1 ton or the 3/4 ton. It could be the 208 or the 205......



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[blt2krl]

WILL it be the slip yoke type?

 

[Sandman]

The 208 will be the slip yoke. I believe the 205 will be also but not 100% sure. I thought the older 205 were fixed yoke and the 80's or so and up 205's slip version. Swapping the 205 to a fixed yoke is easy stuff though.

The GM 208 cannot be swapped to a fixed yoke. There are rumers that you can use parts off of a Dodge 208 (fixed yoke) to convert a GM version but the cases are different and it does not work.

You can swap in a 241 directly in place of the 208 and you can put a fixed yoke on it.

Are you buying another truck?



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[blt2krl]

Found a parts truck for sale real cheap. Just looking for info before I go and check it out.

 

[Sandman]

If you want, I can go with you. I know a few things about Chevy's. :mrgreen:



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[blt2krl]

I would be puting the chevy tail shaft in my AMC th-400 and then bolting the adapeter and t-case to it. Thanks for the info though.

 

[blt2krl]

If you want, I can go with you. I know a few things about Chevy's. :mrgreen:

Cool, I will let you know.

 

[lime chev]

I really doubt that it would have a 205 unless it was a 1 ton, my brother-in-law has a 84 half ton with the 6.2 and it has a 700r4 with a 208.