I need a manual for a 1995 chevy Cheyenne pickup, model 2500, automatic transmission, 4wheel drive, 350 engine. Where can I find one?

4l60e is on the 94 Chevy and the 95 GMC

it still should interchange check clearance on firewall and bolt pattern make sure torque convertor goes on smooth also

Will it physically fit? yes. Will it be a direct replacement any everything hook right up and plug right in? If we are talking about an automatic then no. 1994's wiring was completely different than the 1997. Can it be made to work? possible, but I believe it would be more trouble trying to make it work than if the correct transmission were located and installed. If it is a cost issue where he has a good trans out of a 1994 he might see if a salvage yard will do some partial trading for the correct trans.

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all i can say is you will need help bleeding the lines.

There is a module in the distributor, mounted under the rotor. These can be checked at the parts store. I believe this is your problem

Make: CHEVROLET Cheyenne
Model: C1500 and K1500
Year: 1995
Engine: V8 - 5.7L - FI - - GAS

Part Number: RV15YC4 (Original Equipment Manufacturer and/or Original Equipment Equivalent)
GAP .035"

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Any smallblock chevy to a bigblock chevy will bolt up. examples I would go with : 350 or a 454 . The 6.5 uses the same transmission bolt pattern as these engines. If it's an automatic the flywhell might still work on the 350 or 454.

First thing is to read out, with a rented scanner, whatever codes the computer is storing instead of just replacing parts. You didn't say whether the transmission is automatic or manual--there are different troubleshooting procedures for each type. Is the shift a floor or column type?

You only have a few choices. Buy a repair manual at a parts store. Go online and google wiring for your truck and you might find it posted for free. Go to Alldata .com and pay for the info you need or ask nicely at a repair shop or dealer that can print off the required info.