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Old 08-07-2024, 12:35 AM   #18
RustyPile
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Re: Help identifying my transmission

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Originally Posted by Peanut74 View Post
Getter-Done the electrical connection is for the digital speedometer. The transmission was rebuilt just before I bought it. So that would explain the silicon on the tailshaft.
If anyone has a TH350 laying around could you manually shift it and tell me how many stops it has.
Let's get the nomenclature correct, it's "detents", not "stops".. Including PARK, mine has six...
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