Hey guys,I have a 80 Monte carlo and Im dying to know what kind of tranny I have in there.I looked on a site and it states that they came with 350,350c,of 200's.What's the easiest way to tell a 350 from a 200?I know the 350c's use a electrical plug on the side for the lock up.Can a 350c be built with the same parts as a 350?thanks
the difference between a 350,350c,and a 200c..
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See if it has the word METRIC on the trans pan,also look to see if the tailshaft housing is made to the case or if it is held on by 4 bolts.Hope this helps.
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Forgot to tell you what is what, METRIC =200, bolt on housing =350.
There was also a tranny called a TH250C in some early '80's
cars. It looks like a TH350, but has a band adjusting screw and
locknut on the side of the case. The TH350C has a different case, pump, torque converter, input shaft, valve body and possibly other small parts that won't work in a TH350.
cars. It looks like a TH350, but has a band adjusting screw and
locknut on the side of the case. The TH350C has a different case, pump, torque converter, input shaft, valve body and possibly other small parts that won't work in a TH350.
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