Posted by Matt Wilson on Sunday, December 31, 2000 at 3:17PM :
In Reply to: What New Process Model Do I Have ? posted by gtk on Saturday, December 30, 2000 at 9:56PM :
According to John Zentmyer's manual, "Power Trains and Interchanges" for Dodge 4x4's, the transmissions up to 1955 were all non-synchro types. This book also goes on to say that the later transmission, NP420, which was synchronized, was the first to be given a model number. So I take this to mean that yours does not really have a model number (that we know of).
Apparently there were two non-syncho tranny's used prior to the arrival of the synchro tranny. The earlier type has a drain plug that sits at a 30-degree angle from the horizontal, while the later one has a drain plug that sticks straight out horizontally.
I'm sure some of the suppliers listed in the "Power Wagon Home" page can get you the parts you need.
I believe from previous postings, that you would probably order parts based upon the number C88481 (which I think is a casting number).
Good luck,
Matt
P.S. I really like what your P15-D24.com web site. There's so much good info there.
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