Which M/T Transmission is Easiest to Swap?

[tcavenger99]

i have a 1995 420a that is auto i also have a 95 neon that is standard will that Tanny bolt up easy . i also have a 1998 neon 420a standard . what would be easer to use .

 

[VelocitàPaola]

The answer may be easy, but I have no idea what your question is... DOHC Neon and 420A DSM blocks are pretty much identical. 96+ blocks are generally easier to use because of the main bearing tab issue.

 

[Diamondrev]

i have a 1995 420a that is auto i also have a 95 neon that is standard will that Tanny bolt up easy . i also have a 1998 neon 420a standard . what would be easer to use .

i think he wants to do a tranny swap.. from a 420a neon to a 420a dsm block...

 

[VelocitàPaola]

i think he wants to do a tranny swap.. from a 420a neon to a 420a dsm block...

If that's the case, then any of those trannies should be equally compatible. You will need to swap the bell-housings, however, as the pre-2000's Neons had cable-style clutches, not hydraulic.

 

[tcavenger99]

yes what is easer i have a auto now and two cars for donners a 95 sohc neon and a 98 420a neon

 

[rush2252]

If that's the case, then any of those trannies should be equally compatible. You will need to swap the bell-housings, however, as the pre-2000's Neons had cable-style clutches, not hydraulic.

To the OP he already answered your question here ^^^ Reread before you repost

Kolby

 

[bullettdsm]

If that's the case, then any of those trannies should be equally compatible. You will need to swap the bell-housings, however, as the pre-2000's Neons had cable-style clutches, not hydraulic.

Just for clarification, you (the OP) will need to source out a Mitsu 5sp bellhousing to swap out with. The auto obviously won't work.

MB

 

[NeMiZiS]

I don't think the clutch pedal assembly will work either.