I have a 93 c1500 with a nv3500 5 speed manual transmission what year truck other then a 93 will work older lookin for another manual not auto

4 & 5 speed 85mm transmissions use gm std. transmissin fluid

This could only be a few different things. The speedometer itself, the speed sensor usually on the transmission, a fuse or a loose wire running to the guage. start by checking out these things.

Your best bet would be to check with local scrap yards. You'll find them in the Yellow Pages under Auto Salvage. You'll probably have better luck with the smaller ones as they are more likely to have older cars on the lot. You could also try posting an ad on your local kijiji site.
Something like transmission linkage is generic so it's likely that different GM makes and models from that year will be the same, but you'll have to look at it to be sure. Hope this helps.

The best thing to do is have auto zone check your codes for free and that would be a place to start from.

Sorry to deliver bad news but that blinking light means you have a code that has been sent to the computer. That code usually means the transmission is about to go out. If it seems you loose power in fact the clutches in the transmission are more than likely slipping. This could be from wear or you might get lucky and your transmission may be really low on fluid. My daughter had thesame year honda and she was checking the oil level for about a year thinking it was the transmission dip stick. You may be able to go to Auto Zone or Advanced Auto parts and get them to pull the code out of the computer to tell you what is the problem they usually do this for free but the problem is a lot of them do not have the older codes anymore. But if its free then its a try. Hope this helped, Good lick

Check on the side of the trans there should be a plate with the numbers on that identify the trans.

I assume you are disassembling to rebuild. A manual is your best bet. Haynes shows a GM auto trans manual,#10360. You could also look at faxonautoliterature. They have the original GM service manual for your truck, which would have a section on auto transmissions. They also list a GM trans rebuild book for that specific transmission. Hope this helps.

Did you check around for prices to rebuild at reputable tranny shops? As far as years that are compatible, the larger auto wreckers/recyclers have books & software available to them, that will tell you what year(s) will work.

Not without a little adapting. The 1993 has a 4l60e which is electronically controlled and has shift solenoids. If the 83 is an overdrive it is a 700r4 which is the same trans but not electronic. If you put it in the speedo wont work and you will need to install a T.V. cable so the transmission will shift. The 93 won't go forward or backwards?

Hi. I have a '93 Chevy Suburban that is on the 3rd transmission. What you probably have is the earlier 700R4 transmission. What you should have is the 4L60E. I have done ALOT of research on these transmissions, and what I've found out is this: the 4L60E is essentially the same as the 700R4, with the exception that the 4L60E is completely controlled by the vehicle's computer. The 700R4 uses a more antiquated valve body with a TV (throttle valve) cable. In theory, you could use the 700R4 if you connect the TV cable and properly adjust it. If it's a 4X4, your speed sensor is in the transfer case, so that wouldn't be an issue. The 4L60E used in '93 and '94 will only work in those model year vehicles, because of the type of shift solenoids used. The newer units used pulse width modulation solenoids, as opposed to the older on/off solenoids. I have run my truck with the transmission unplugged and the engine still runs fine. The major problem with using the earlier 700R4as opposed to the correct 4L60E, would be emissions compliance. If you want to discuss this further, email me at [email protected]