Nv4500 going into 99 2 door Tahoe

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Last night the clutch pedal went in. Overall it was pretty simple, took about 2 hours start to cleanup. To make more room I moved the ECM and the under hood fuse block out of the way. I used a 1-3/4" hole saw to punch the hole in the firewall. The clutch pedal and bracket installation were a little harder due to the size but really not a big deal. I just wrestled the bracket up in there and bolted it down. I did not have to remove any of the dash components to install the pedal; however removing the Main Bezel and the cover below the steering column would have made it easier to see. I will need to throw a couple zip ties up there to hold the main harness in place for good. As of right now the pedal swings freely.

96Yukon, If you get a 2wd Nv4500 you will need a 4wd main shaft and transfer case adapter from a NV4500. Also you will need to change the input shaft in your transfer case.

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thanks for the info guys sorry for jacking your thread aswell
 
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Sunlit, I ended up using a stock clutch from napa for a 99 k3500 with 5.7l engine. I thought about going with a heavier duty after market clutch however the k3500 is rated @ towing well over 10,000lbs and max towing on the Tahoe is only 6500lbs. If I have any problems with the stock clutch my napa store manager will warrantee the clutch set for me and I will order an aftermarket set.
I'll get a complete parts list and pics up in the morning. The swap ended up basically being a bolt in job. The only thing that I have left is the clutch safety switch wiring.

Sunlit, is there any chance that you could get a hold of the clutch safety switch wiring schematic for a 98 k1500-k3500 4wd 5.7l engine.
Thank you,
Kyle
 
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Here come the pics!

Here are my pics from the weekends swap! More information coming soon.
 

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Here are the rest of the pics.

I must thank:

98whitehoe- Chevrolet Forum

GM Guy- The Truck Stop Forum

SunlitComet- Tahoe Yukon Forum

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