No, 1993 is OBD I, 1996 and newer is OBD II. They're completely different computer control systems and are not compatible with each other at all. A 95 model should be avoided because it could be either OBD I or OBD II. So the newest you can go is a 94 model. But the tag on the transmission must match the one you have, exactly! Hope that helps! Jim
1993 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Silverado Extended Cab 4WD
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Maintenance & Repair
I have a 1972 chevy 350 and would like to put it in my 1994 chevy pickup. What will I need to change? Is there a pissibility that I can get rid of the brain and just run the engine like old school?...
1994 Chevrolet C/K 1500
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Maintenance & Repair
Needing to know the oil capacity of my 96 chevy k1500 4x4
1996 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Silverado RWD
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Maintenance & Repair
Ok I wrecked my 1998 Silverado and now I need to put my engine into another body. Now my question is can I put my engine and trans into a 1999 body, regardless of what engine was previously in it....
1998 Chevrolet C/K 1500
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Maintenance & Repair
I have a 96 gmc k1500 extended cab i want to know what beds interchange
1996 Chevrolet C/K 1500 Silverado Extended Cab 4WD
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Maintenance & Repair
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