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#209471 06/08/11 03:31 PM
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Is the same stater used on a 54 powerglide and a 3 spd manual? Virg

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No, the manual transmission engine uses the two field starter while the Power Glide engine uses the 4 field starter.
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AntiqueMechanic #209522 06/09/11 07:29 AM
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So the 54 PG one should still work with the 3spd? I was concerned about the matchup with the flywheel.....Virg

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GM parts book shows 49 to 54 starter as being the same, whether stick or automatic. Starter drive is the same, as well.



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