genros

WIll a torque converter from a 95 fit in a 2001 ?

mr T

no idea bud...depends on the splines on the shaft..ask ur local tranny guys or beter yet call up dave Goerend from Goerend brothers transmissions....

http://www.gbtransmissions.com/

he's a cool guy and knows everything and is willing to answer the questions

phox_mulder

1995 had the 47RH, 2001 has the 47RE,
so I'm going to guess no.


phox

J BODY

I would guess that it would.....but, there have been some upgrades to the convertors over the years. If it is indeed a 95 convertor, I would probably pass on it anyways.

JD730

Sure will, the realy question is, why would you want to? Unless your on a really low budget and can't afford an aftermarket one. If your going to keep the truck your I would give Dave a call and see how much he'll charge to cut it open and rebuilt it.

RJF

I'd say it would work. There is basically no difference between a 47RH and 47RE besides the names and more electronics. I agree with the others, why bother with a stocker if the trans is going to be out anyway.

cumminsdriver635

Yep. They will interchange no problem . When I bought my single disc from Dave Goerend, a buddy with an 01 bought one too. I told him to make sure Dave marked which one was which, but he said there was no difference, so you are good to go.

Eric