transmission
+4
99B4C
Tom77
77mali
Limey SE
8 posters
G3GM :: Media :: G3 Project Pictures
Page 1 of 1
transmission
junk
[img]
[/img]
m22 wide ratio
[img]
[/img]
nothing beats a shifter
[img]
[/img]
still working on floorboard but its coming along
[img]
[/img]
[img]

m22 wide ratio
[img]

nothing beats a shifter
[img]

still working on floorboard but its coming along
[img]

McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
ooooohhhhhhhhh I so hate you right now LOL Looks good bro
___________________________________________
1977 Chevelle SE x2
One Mild original
one Wild NON original
Anthony
Limey SE- Management
- Street Cred : 97
Re: transmission
Thanks its been a long work in progress to get this thing going again
McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
what did you use to cover the trans hole ??
___________________________________________
1977 Chevelle SE x2
One Mild original
one Wild NON original
Anthony
Limey SE- Management
- Street Cred : 97
Re: transmission
The parts place floor board hump. They had a lot of the parts to help with the conversion. And everything looked had made. The thing I was bummer about was that I couldn't get a pedal bump stop so I had to make one ,gm discontinued the neutral safety switch and I'm gonna have to adapt a camaro clutch pushrod boot to the firewall
McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
Looks great. Is the auto trans really junk ? If not, maybe you can get some bucks out of it, to someone who can't afford a rebuilt one. I never scrap transmissions
The Parts Place has been great with me. New windshield, gas tank etc and best prices for those parts.

The Parts Place has been great with me. New windshield, gas tank etc and best prices for those parts.
pila- Donating Member
- Street Cred : 43
Re: transmission
The transmission fluid is like dark choclate milk its not pretty. It got so hot it blew the seal out of the back of it. Oooooops

McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
I've got one TH-350 that works great... as long as you want to go backwards. I've also got a 700-R4 thats great at making noise, not so good at actually propelling the car.
texan01- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 6
Re: transmission
Not all that familiar w/ the old 4 spd's, are they cooled through the radiator like the automatics? Sounds like a problem.
77mali- Donating Member
- Street Cred : 62
Re: transmission
77mali wrote:Not all that familiar w/ the old 4 spd's, are they cooled through the radiator like the automatics? Sounds like a problem.
No they aren't cooled by anything but the air flowing over them under the car. I think he was talking about his turbo-350 he pulled out, he must have gotten it hot at one point to blow seals out.
texan01- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 6
Re: transmission
If you find a old retired GM guy like I did he can totally rebuild with a shift kit for 150.
Tom77- Donating Member
- Street Cred : 9
Re: transmission
Keeping old/used & mis-used transmissions around for parts, is what I do.
For example, changing the tail shaft & housing to a short one from a longer one etc. The parts come in handy.
I have only one 350 at this point, but keep it for a rebuild.
For example, changing the tail shaft & housing to a short one from a longer one etc. The parts come in handy.
I have only one 350 at this point, but keep it for a rebuild.
pila- Donating Member
- Street Cred : 43
Re: transmission
I don't like automatics in general I think there garbage
McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
billy-ray wrote:I don't like automatics in general I think there garbage
I think every 73-77 I went to look at in Phoenix had a blown 350 trans and brown and silver fluid.
I wish I could afford the manual trans conversion, makes the drive so much more fun.
99B4C- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 4
Re: transmission
Mine had a dying TH350 when I bought it. Had no 3rd gear and no reverse. Then it eventually had all the gears again, then lost all forward motion. Turned out to be sticking govenor and fluid that hadn't been changed since Carter was President.
texan01- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 6
Re: transmission
where can i get a clutch pedal setup for my 73 SS?, dad gave me a 3 speed muncie with a brand new clutch to bolt behind the 454.
1973chevelle- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 0
Re: transmission
I found 2 places online that carries them one being the.partsplace ill find the other one and get.back to you keep in mind though that there are a.few things Ur gonna have to make until you either find own stuff or a company sells aftermarket.these being the clutch pushrod firewall boot a clutch pedal bumpstop the neutral safety switch has been discontinued by gm so they are a little expensive suprisingly rock auto has them if they are in fact the right.one.also I'm still looking for a shift boot I might get one for a camaro and see if its the same since it looks identical and you can modify the camaro clutch pushrod boot to work if your a little creative if you have any questions when and if you do the conversion let me know ill help you out as much as possible
McCauley5983- G3GM Enthusiast
- Street Cred : 14
Re: transmission
That's a good indication that the trans oil should be changed more often. Some manuals say 24,000 miles. Most people never change it, from what I've found.
And sometimes when it's changed with high mileage on the trans, the trans will fail when the new oil cleans the crap loose in there.
Sometimes we can't win !
And sometimes when it's changed with high mileage on the trans, the trans will fail when the new oil cleans the crap loose in there.
Sometimes we can't win !

pila- Donating Member
- Street Cred : 43
Re: transmission
pila wrote:That's a good indication that the trans oil should be changed more often. Some manuals say 24,000 miles. Most people never change it, from what I've found.
And sometimes when it's changed with high mileage on the trans, the trans will fail when the new oil cleans the crap loose in there.
Sometimes we can't win !![]()
Well.. the odometer read 10,486 when I got it. I believe it had a 1 in front of all that but then again there's no telling how many miles it went with a broken speedo cable and gear. I swapped it out with a good one I had from my 76.
Rowing my own in that car would be interesting but I do loves my front bench, a floor shift would be funky.
texan01- G3GM Member
- Street Cred : 6
G3GM :: Media :: G3 Project Pictures
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
» Cloyes Timing Set - too tight??
» Malaise Era Cars Gaining Ground
» Found a Neat Dash Drawing
» A little ink -
» Camaro console
» Spotted
» Bumper Fillers!
» The Spotted Thread
» 1975 Hurst Olds W-30 Build