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02-21-2005, 05:16 PM
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Where can I get info on my transmission?
In my 1972 el camino, it was originally a 3 speed on the steering column, but someone added a new transmission with the shifter on the floor. I know nothing about this transmission only that it is a GM transmission. IS there somewhere I can enter the numbers to get info on it? Or if someone knows alot about GM transmissions I'd give you the numbers.
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02-22-2005, 09:31 AM
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Re: Where can I get info on my transmission?
Still have three forward gears? If so, is there a side cover? Or a top cover? Or is it a 4-speed? Iron case or aluminum? More detail, please.
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02-23-2005, 09:07 PM
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I didn't have too much info, but its finally out of the car and I'll be able to get some more info. I didnt look to closely yet, but I will tomorow Its a 4 speed with side cover, and iron case I believe.
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02-24-2005, 09:25 AM
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Re: Where can I get info on my transmission?
4-speed, iron case (and tail housing) is a Saginaw. Iron case with an aluminum tail would be the Borg Warner "Super" T-10. The Saginaw is woeful. Won't take any serious power without falling out. The Borg Warnre, on the other hand, is among the best manuals of the era. Muncie (all aluminum, 7 bolts in the side cover) is considered the best one of the era.
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