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peglegs 06-04-2012 06:57 PM

2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
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I have 1987 4 x 4 with a 305/350 trans combo will a 2004r (Bowtie Trans) replace the 350? The 350 is 5/16" longer than the 200r4

ON THE SITE BELOW
http://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/w...350C.2C_TH375B

I found

TH2004R
The TH2004R transmission is the same length as a 6 inch tail housing TH350 transmission. The TH2004R requires a TV cable hook up at the EFI or carb with the correct geometry for correct operation


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MY PAN IS #4



Image Number Transmission(s) Pan Bolts
1 Aluminum Powerglide 14
2 TH200 (Metric), TH200C (Metric) 11
3 TH250, TH250C, TH350, TH350C, TH375B 13
4 TH375C, TH400, TH475, 3L80, 3L80HD 13
5 TH200-4R 16
6 TH700-4R, 4L60, 4L60E 16
7 4L80E 17

Are the splines the same ?
Will the 2004r being 5/16" shorter present a problem?
Has anyone done this swap ? If so any bits of info will help thanks

67swb72klb 06-04-2012 07:01 PM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
will not work you need a 700r4 if u want o/d in a 4x4

BLAZERMAN 06-04-2012 07:53 PM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
The 200 does not have a removable extension housing so a transfer case could not be bolted up to it. Your truck should have came from the factory with a 700r4 so it must have been swapped out at some time. And if you have pan #4 you have a TH400
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peglegs 06-05-2012 12:50 AM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
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Originally Posted by BLAZERMAN (Post 5417190)
The 200 does not have a removable extension housing so a transfer case could not be bolted up to it. Your truck should have came from the factory with a 700r4 so it must have been swapped out at some time. And if you have pan #4 you have a TH400
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ty for the info the reason im saying 350 is the glove box build sheet said MX1=turbo 350 trans & M40 =turbo hydro-matic trans this one can be both 350 & 400. i recently got this truck and just got around to check out the pan shape /trans type this afternoon im learning about all the 4x4 options to change here if i keep the truck for awhile, the under carriage & body have 0 rust

andrewmp6 06-05-2012 07:46 AM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
Yeah cheapest over drive 4x4 trans is a 700r4 next step up in price is a 4l60 then the 4l80.

jjzepplin 06-05-2012 07:59 AM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
Also the bolt pattern on your transfer case will be different from the th350. 6bolts on the 400 and 4 on the 350. Some th400 setups had the 203 case. Not as good as the 205. If you post a pic we can tell you what you have. If you have the 203 you may want to change the whole setup. The 203 has a chain and the 205 is gear to gear. I have a built 700r4 into a 203 ORD splitter and then 205. This has not failed for ten years and two accidents.:-(----

SunSoaked 06-05-2012 09:59 AM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
[QUOTE=jjzepplin;5418080]I have a built 700r4 into a 203 ORD splitter and then 205. QUOTE]

What is an ORD splitter? Is it similar to the Ranger splitter or Gear Vendors?

jjzepplin 06-06-2012 07:43 AM

Re: 2004r replace a 350 in a 4x4?
 
Off Road Design. They make a kit that uses the gear section of the 203 case and mounts it to the front the 205 case so it gives you another low gear for crawling. With the 700r4 you have to get a output shaft that has the th350 spline. Then you have overdrives and underdrives. WOO HOO! And you can still burn 36" tires! Expensive though.:chevy:


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