transmission part number
Posted: Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:24 pm
Where is the pn located on the transmission. I have a 54 M37 and can't find the tranny pn, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Cav Trooper
Thanks,
Cav Trooper
A '54 model should have the early transmission. What do you need for it?Cav Trooper wrote:Where is the pn located on the transmission. I have a 54 M37 and can't find the tranny pn, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Cav Trooper
If you notice, I didn't bother to include info on date codes,etc. My reason is simple; many times in the military and also in later life, parts get interchanged to the hilt. Seldom will you find #'s that match saying that all components were original to a given unit. All parts interchange on the early series. All parts interchange on the later model 420. The 2 transmissions will also interchange as a complete unit. Most internal parts between early series and the 420 are not interchangable however. Good NP420's are not easy to come by, but the best thing you can do is convert to the 420 if you can locate a good unit; it is a vastly improved transmission over the early series. M37's started getting the NP420 during model year 1958, with the introduction of the B1 trucks.MSeriesRebuild wrote:A '54 model should have the early transmission. What do you need for it?Cav Trooper wrote:Where is the pn located on the transmission. I have a 54 M37 and can't find the tranny pn, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Cav Trooper