The earlier Viper oil filter 5037836AB has SAE threads while the later SRT filter 5038041AA has metric threads. The SRT filter is spec'ed for all Chrysler performance vehicles of the era so it's much easier to get.
The 2 are not interchangeable.
The driveshafts are identical, so a new yoke would work, but driveshafts are usually balanced as an assembly including the yoke.
Also, the shop manual states that the u-joint straps on the rear axle need to be replaced. If you purchase a strap kit, be aware that the bolts used are metric...
Yep, stock clutch. The GEN4 has a different clutch flywheel set up.
Measuring from the bell housing to block mating surface to the throw out bearing mounting surface showed .125” more with the TR 6060. I used this spacer.
https://www.tickperformance.com/slave-cylinder-shim-113/
I’ve done it, new yoke and a spacer under the throw bearing to bring it back to where it was. Might work without it, but I didn’t chance it.
Also an excellent time to put a shifter in, much easier when it’s sitting on the garage floor then up in the car. And a good time to go ahead and put a...
These appear to be single wire
https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,1992,viper,8.0l+v10,1099098,electrical-switch+&+relay,oil+pressure+sender+/+switch,4588
Unplug the switch on the trans, with the ignition on and in reverse (not running), 12v should be present on one of contacts in the connector. If there is, short the 2 contacts with a piece of wire and check the backup lights.
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