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#1150880 02/18/2016 8:17 PM
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can anyone decode this number that is stamped on the pan?
Y2M17N, I am sure it is a turbo 350 but would like to know for sure

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There are 3 identifying features of a 350:

Pan is basically square, with one corner nipped off.

There is a modulator with a vacuum line nipple on the passenger's side rear of the case.

There is a kickdown cable just behind the bellhousing on the passenger's side ahead of the filler tube. A TH-250 looks the same, but has no modulator- - - -the kickdown cable also serves as a throttle pressure control.

A 350C with a lockup torque converter will have a hollow input shaft with an O ring seal near the front, and an electrical connector above the shift linkage bellcrank on the driver's side.

Some late model 350's have a dual bellhousing bolt pattern that will fit both Chevy and B-O-P engines.
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thanks Jerry, i see all those features on my trans, it definently is a 350, but what year is it?

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Hard to tell- - - -the 350 was used for 20-something years (1965-85 or later) in a lot of different applications! A salvage yard with a Hollander interchange manual can probably decipher that model number, but my reference material doesn't get that detailed.
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