Simple Tranny Question
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Simple Tranny Question
A904.... Will it work on an LA series 360? Keep in mind I'm not trying to find a tranny to abuse.
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"1977 Chrysler Plymouth Pass. Transmission A.T., 6-225, A904, Std Duty"
Thanks for any feedback
Description is:
"1977 Chrysler Plymouth Pass. Transmission A.T., 6-225, A904, Std Duty"
Thanks for any feedback
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there are, in the 60's and later engines, SIX bellhousing configurations.
A 904 and 727, for SLANT SIX ONLY (that's 2)
A 904 and 727, for SMALL BLOCK ( 2 more)
A 904 and 727 for BIG BLOCK (six total)
A 904/ 727 easy to tell apart.
A 904 has straight sided pan edges, with one corner cut off
727 has a rounded bulged on the passenger side of pan edge
Engine bell fit is more difficult, might be diagrams on th' www
and sure enough, Gargoile comes up with:
[img]http://dartstechsite.com/transmission_bells.jpg[/iimg]
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You will need to find a transmission that will fit the block, and the 225/6 won't. You need the la small block unit, but you don't need a 904 so get what you can find for a good price. Both will live behind your 360. You should be able to find one in an older 80's truck or van in local junk yards or classifieds. I am guessing you are asking because you have found the /6 unit for sale. Make sure the torque converter is weighted the same as the motor. i.e. internal or external ballance.
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