SD33T Transmission compatibility
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SD33T Transmission compatibility
73 240z project that is been on hold for a long time- diving a diesel f350 now and trying to set up a svo system
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Re: SD33T TRANNY COMPATIBILITY
Not a chance.zusmar wrote:5-speed Nissan tranny from a 280ZX fit on a SD33T 3.3L TURBO motor that came out of a 1980 IH Scout II Terra pick-up [/b]
The SD mounting pattern is not compatible with the gasser Nissan FS5W71x pattern.
What you might be able to do is find a SD2x transmission (still an FS5W71) that is blown up, and swap the guts from your 280ZX 5-spd (if it is not the Borg-Warner, but is the FS5W71 version. Only an issue if the 280ZX is a turbo version.) into the front case of the SD2x's trans.
I've done that, as have others.
Other options are the transmissions that came in the Scouts of course: Chrysler A727 or 904 (I don't know which was used) or whatever manual trans they used.
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Al S.
1982 Maxima diesel wagon, 2nd & 4th owner, 165k miles, rusty & burgundy/grey. Purchased 1996, SOLD 16Feb10
1983 Maxima diesel wagon, 199k miles, rusty, light yellow/light brown. SOLD 14Jul07
1981 720 SD22 (scrapped 04Sep07)
1983 Sentra CD17, 255k, bought 06Jul08, gave it away 22Jun10.
Al S.
1982 Maxima diesel wagon, 2nd & 4th owner, 165k miles, rusty & burgundy/grey. Purchased 1996, SOLD 16Feb10
1983 Maxima diesel wagon, 199k miles, rusty, light yellow/light brown. SOLD 14Jul07
1981 720 SD22 (scrapped 04Sep07)
1983 Sentra CD17, 255k, bought 06Jul08, gave it away 22Jun10.
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SD33T swap into a 1969 FORD van.
Someone a while back told me that the IH setup's used a ford trans in some cases? I read above that it was chrystler.. maybe my memory is failing.
Anyways. My task at hand to to repower a 1969 Ford e200 campervan, with a diesel. I had first opted for the Mercedes OM617. I have already done a swap in a '71 Chevy P-10 Mini-Step Van, replacing the stock 250ci I-6 and 3 speed with the turbo mercedes 5-cyl, mercedes auto trans. (all from a '81 300TD Wagon) This van goes very well, get's 20-26mpg!
So I would not hesitate to repower with the Benz OM617, But a sd33 would be even more favorable to me.
What kind of options should I investigate for my trans?
Thanks!
Anyways. My task at hand to to repower a 1969 Ford e200 campervan, with a diesel. I had first opted for the Mercedes OM617. I have already done a swap in a '71 Chevy P-10 Mini-Step Van, replacing the stock 250ci I-6 and 3 speed with the turbo mercedes 5-cyl, mercedes auto trans. (all from a '81 300TD Wagon) This van goes very well, get's 20-26mpg!
So I would not hesitate to repower with the Benz OM617, But a sd33 would be even more favorable to me.
What kind of options should I investigate for my trans?
Thanks!
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-the 486 kid
1981 720 KC SD22 169K+ B-100 " RUST BUCKET! "
1979 Mercedes 300SD 290K+ B-100 / SVO!
1995 P-30 Step-Van, Cummins 4BTa,SVO Campervan!
-the 486 kid
1981 720 KC SD22 169K+ B-100 " RUST BUCKET! "
1979 Mercedes 300SD 290K+ B-100 / SVO!
1995 P-30 Step-Van, Cummins 4BTa,SVO Campervan!
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I have been told a crystler t-19 bell housing will bolt to the sd-33 (have not tried myself), from there you are able to use any 4 bolt main general motors transmission. I have a five speed trans in my 68 gmc pick-up e-mail me and i will get numbers off my trans. I'm planning to sd-33t in my gmc, it will replace 250 i-6 gasser. they're the same size engine.
SD22 in 86.5 Nissan K/C 4x4 scapped
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Re: SD33T swap into a 1969 FORD van.
Well, let's see if I can help you...the-486 wrote: ..............My task at hand to to repower a 1969 Ford e200 campervan, with a diesel...........................
I did install a 33T in an '85 E-150 using a special tranny adapter that was available back in the early '80s, it required some fabrication around the dog house and floor to clear the SAE #4 housing on the Diesel. I used a Ford top loader 4 speed trans for a while, and then I ran across a T5 from a Mustang, purchased yet another adapter, look here , made a few changes to the drive shaft and such, and gained an OD gear.
The rear end ratio I had "3.08" was a bit high, so I swapped it with a 4.10.
There are better adapters available today to match industrial engines to automotive transmissions, LOOK HERE "lookout for front cross member interference with the oil pan"
Hope those links help.
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