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Old 03-06-2017, 10:47 AM   #16
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Re: Billy Jack 1986 Chevy C10 Project

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I just Googled and you seem to be correct, I found a chart showing that '94 van have a 4L60E tranny. I am thinking that one benefit going with 4L60E is no tranny linkage and less vacuum hoses to deal with correct?

Would a '87 tank bolt right into a '86 truck. What about '94 PCM, would it need to control the fuel pump as well too?
A 4l60e will still require trans shifter linkage & electrical lines to the trans.
87 tanks will swap right over to an 86.
I'll let someone else discuss the 94 PCM swap....
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