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'95 swap to carb

This is a discussion on '95 swap to carb within the Carbureted forums, part of the Performance category; Originally Posted by MrGiggles If it's 4x4 the VSS is on the tailshaft of the T-case housing so it should ...

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    Re: '95 swap to carb


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    Quote Originally Posted by MrGiggles View Post
    If it's 4x4 the VSS is on the tailshaft of the T-case housing so it should work regardless of what tranny is spinning it. Not sure on 2wd.
    VSS is in tailshaft of trans, no need to touch it at all for carb swap.


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    Re: '95 swap to carb

    Quote Originally Posted by MrGiggles View Post
    If it's 4x4 the VSS is on the tailshaft of the T-case housing so it should work regardless of what tranny is spinning it. Not sure on 2wd.
    VSS is in tailshaft of trans, no need to touch it at all for carb swap.


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    2007 GMC K1500, NNBS, CCSB, SLT, 5.3L, Fiancee's
    1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport, 2DrHt, 455, TH400

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    Re: '95 swap to carb

    Quote Originally Posted by someotherguy View Post
    There is no difference between a 1994 and 1995 TPS. The change occurred in 1991.

    There will be no swapping an earlier dash cluster into a 1995; the dash shape isn't even the same. The earlier dash clusters use electronic speedometers too so I'm not sure what you think you'd be achieving here. All of the speedometers in this body style of truck are electronic regardless of year.

    Richard
    I guess I had heard that with the earlier transmissions the speedometers were cable ran and the later ones were computer ran.

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