9speed to 18speed
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by 1nicevette, Dec 3, 2021.
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You need to post your make and model to get quality answers.
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A more accurate answer will require your transmission model number but here's a vague idea of what might be required:
At a minimum you'd probably need to replace the auxillary section, part of the air system on the transmission and the shift knob.
End of the day probably easier to just swap out the whole transmission.ProfessionalNoticer Thanks this. -
Lite bug, Oxbow and ProfessionalNoticer Thank this.
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Copy that I just got the quote to just swap out the hole trans. Thank you guys
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Depends on what model 9 speed it is, or if it is even a 9 speed and not a 13 speed someone pulled the splitter off or so they didn’t have FNGs crunching the back box
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Depending on which 9 speed you had and which 18 speed you are going to the driveshaft may have to be shortened or lengthened as well.
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Going to an Eaton 18 speed new drive shafts clutch and rebuilt rear ends my trans is shot and the rears have a million on them. I had the motor pulled two years ago and completely rebuilt so now it is time to do the rest. Have owned the truck for 11 years now and don’t plan on getting rid of it.
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Good luck with that.
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Just go with new instead of reman, no cores to worry about and and rebuilding the drive shaft isn’t the end of the world
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