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#18950 04/30/2003 10:40 PM
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Trying to find what tranny I have...

I have an auto tranny in my truck. It has the vacuum line that goes from the back of the Holley 4 barrel carb. to the tranny. I am fairly sure the engine is some year of the 5.7 L block, at least the oil filter seems to think so. smile

On the tranny, on the driver's side, on the bell housing is the only number I have found so far:

8640800

the last 8(the one between the zeros) looks like a backwards 3, but I figured it was just wear since the 4 is the right way up.

anyone have any clue? Any have anywhere to point me? smile

Thanks...

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#18951 05/01/2003 3:04 AM
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the oil pan on auto transmissions are what you use to identify them.

#18952 05/01/2003 5:59 AM
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Does your tranny pan shape look like this one which is a TH350

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/4wheeloffroad/techarticles/p99310_image_large.jpg

http://home.hiwaay.net/~ppatter/auto_tranny_id.htm


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#18953 05/01/2003 2:37 PM
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Here's a good source for tranny i.d. Nowak Tranny page


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