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seah2os 12-28-2002 02:10 PM

Odd marking on T-350 ?
 
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This tranny/np205 supposedly was removed from a 72 Jimmy...can anyone id these markings
Thanks,
Charlie

seah2os 12-28-2002 02:11 PM

entire assembly
 
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2nd pic

Steve Carda 12-28-2002 03:30 PM

That almoust looks like an old Rockwell transfer case. I use to have one in my 68 and swapped it out for a 205.

Longhorn Man 12-28-2002 03:41 PM

You think that is odd...mine has an identity crisis...it says C4 on the bellhousing. (ford tranny designation for those of you NOT in the know)

FRENCHBLUE72 12-29-2002 11:58 AM

Thats funny cause i pulled my th350-205 combo outta my 72 blazer and it had a L cast in the same place on the tranny housing...

MikeB 12-30-2002 01:33 PM

RPO codes (regular production option) were sometimes cast into the bellhousing. My TH350 book doesn't list "7J" though. It says 69-72 models had a code stamped into the 1-2 accumulator cover or the vertical surface of the oil pan. For example, mine is Y9H20D, which decodes to: Y=Toledo plant, 9=1969, H=June, 20=20th day, D=day shift. The book also says the Vehicle ID number (VIN) is sometimes stamped into the passenger side of the case just above the oil pan flange near the converter.


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