No dedicated vacuum in reverse. I would check and make sure your motor mounts are not collapsed, as drive train moving too much may enhance the noise you are hearing
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Can not help with parts in Canada, but LS3 is a 6.0 litre and 1500 series truck didn't get the 4l80 transmission. Check your casting numbers and post pictures for positive verification
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??? Thought you were asking about aquiring a transmission, now this is not a friendly forum? Lighten up Francis, you got a lot of good advice/recommendations here. Good luck in your search for a transmission
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Yes, the TH350 will need a vacuum source and I think that the detent cable is different from the 200. I'm getting old! Haven't done that conversion since probably 1988!
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No evidence of a leak prior to the install? That is truly bad luck, but you got a great deal on that limited slip differential right? Get the crush sleeve eliminator and a new seal. Still way ahead $$$ in the long run.
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I don't believe that you have to cut the cross member, just move it. We used to do these transmission swaps back in the day. I think the frame may actually be drilled already as that body was fitted with multiple drive trains
Good to see you got it on the road again. What's the $$ difference between the Spartan unit and a limited-slip carrier? I'm going to change gears in my truck
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Then JB Weld it is! Unless that is you are in a "shady" area, in which case the locking gas cap is appropriate. Might even find a chrome model!
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If you know what vehicle the hydro-boost came from, would suggest that master cylinder, unless either of those 2 masters you have came from a hydro-boost setup. I may be wrong, but I'm very OCD when it comes to my vehicle brakes!
Just a guess, (picture would help) probably brake shoe binding on the backing plate. Locate the pads that the shoe comes into contact with on the backing plate, make sure it's smooth and apply a light film of grease or anti-seize (that's what I use) to the backing plate and re-evaluate.
Sorry, if it cranks, not the solenoid wire. There are in harness fusible link rear of the engine passenger side. Check if you have spark
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Getting all of the leaks corrected means one less thing to worry about! By the way, on these old girls, tcc apply under normal acceleration was around 32-35 mph and barely noticeable without monitoring a tach
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Can't provide a link, however it's similar to Lucas oil additive, with a consistency like honey. Very thick and sticky substance
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