Help me to identify this trans

[1930]

If any more numbers would help just let me know which and where to find if known. Thanks

I got this doing a google search.......Your search - transmission number PK3640081 4371 3324 - did not match any documents.

Tried the search with other keywords as well

Doing a forum search netted zip as well

 

[krazykuda]

'73 Slant 6 in a D100 or D200 with the long extension (I believe that refers to the tailshaft).

[ame]http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/transguide.pdf[/ame]

 

[1930]

'73 Slant 6 in a D100 or D200 with the long extension (I believe that refers to the tailshaft).

http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/transguide.pdf

I was just coming back to make a post, yes........3640081..........225..........727..........truck, long, heavy duty

Found here if that helps anyone else http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=3220758

Heavy duty, does that really mean any difference over another 727, I ask cause I am going to have it gone thru, should I be getting a heavier set of clutch packs ect, maybe I need to clarify this with the re-builder

 

[Mrmopartech]

tranny was built on monday july 16 1973,and was the 3324 unit built at that plant,which is the Kokomo plant,mrmopartech
[ame]http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/transguide.pdf[/ame]

 

[krazykuda]

I was just coming back to make a post, yes........3640081..........225..........727..........truck, long, heavy duty

Found here if that helps anyone else http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=3220758

Heavy duty, does that really mean any difference over another 727, I ask cause I am going to have it gone thru, should I be getting a heavier set of clutch packs ect, maybe I need to clarify this with the re-builder

For $650 carry-in, he should include heavy duty clutches and a shift kit. My trans guy does for less....


My guy uses the "Blue Line Friction" clutches for me as they are heavy duty.

 

[1930]

For $650 carry-in, he should include heavy duty clutches and a shift kit. My trans guy does for less....


My guy uses the "Blue Line Friction" clutches for me as they are heavy duty.

Maybe I should call around then, I am sure like mentioned above that alot has to do with location

 

[1930]

tranny was built on monday july 16 1973,and was the 3324 unit built at that plant,which is the Kokomo plant,mrmopartech
http://www.mymopar.com/downloads/transguide.pdf

Thanks again

 

[fishy68]

"Heavy duty" usually meant is holds more clutch plates (4 vs. 3 in light duty units) and it probably has the 4 pinion planetary gear sets whereas the lighter duty units had 3 pinion sets

 

[oldmopardude]

watch what you get rebuilt, the 383 2 bbl is only six pinions total, not seven. 383 four Barrel is seven, roadrunner and superbee is eight.very marginal but Important.