Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd

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Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd #741785 08/01/06 07:51 AM

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Is there anything needed to do other than changing the bell housings to mate an '86 auto 22r to an '86 5-spd? Will the auto 22r accept the pilot bearing from the 5-spd?

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Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd	Snowtoy	08/01/06 07:51 AM
Re: Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd	1986xtracab	08/01/06 02:43 PM
Re: Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd	Staceman	08/01/06 02:50 PM
Re: Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd	Esquire812	08/01/06 05:43 PM
Re: Mating a 22r ( originally w/auto tranny) to a 5-spd	Snowtoy	08/01/06 09:34 PM

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