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I know it's either the 61-62 or the 65/66 years. I do know that a 65 pushbutton trans will not work in a 63/64
Skimming through Carl Munroe's book.
Shift cable '62-'66
Rear pump '62-'65
Internal Park added and changed Years not given
Slip yoke '66

That's the major changes I see. It wouldn't surprise me if there was some difference in the early ones not mentioned or I didn't see there.
 

Skimming through Carl Munroe's book.
Shift cable '62-'66
Rear pump '62-'65
Internal Park added and changed Years not given
Slip yoke '66

That's the major changes I see. It wouldn't surprise me if there was some difference in the early ones not mentioned or I didn't see there.
Good to know. I need to find that book.

The internal park was added in 1962 in B bodies and 1963 for C bodies and everything else.

I do know the valve body from a 1965 and the drive shaft for the 1965 won't interchange with a 62-64 due to being a different control mechanism and a different drive shaft.

Still looking for the information on the pumps. There's a real good schematic comparing the two somewhere.
 
Nice car there Chris

Thanks.

It's gonna take a lot of work to get those worthy. Trans needs rebuilt and seeing how there's nobody in this area that understands a simple 727 let alone a pushbutton, means I'll be doing it myself. Should be an interesting learning experience. First step though is giving it a good bath, I may rent a uhaul one day when it's warmer and take it to a heated coin car wash. Get all the mud and **** out from under it. Clean out the entire, which is full of garbage and mostly carpet.
 
I will say this. This will be the last project car I ever bring home
 
Thanks.

It's gonna take a lot of work to get those worthy. Trans needs rebuilt and seeing how there's nobody in this area that understands a simple 727 let alone a pushbutton, means I'll be doing it myself. Should be an interesting learning experience. First step though is giving it a good bath, I may rent a uhaul one day when it's warmer and take it to a heated coin car wash. Get all the mud and **** out from under it. Clean out the entire, which is full of garbage and mostly carpet.

Chris, I would recommend taking it to this guy... He's a mopar guy and helped us get the oldest son's trans fixed...

U-haul the car up there or bring him the trans and let him go through it... He's in north west Indiana...

http://www.coperacingtrans.com/
 
Thanks.

It's gonna take a lot of work to get those worthy. Trans needs rebuilt and seeing how there's nobody in this area that understands a simple 727 let alone a pushbutton, means I'll be doing it myself. Should be an interesting learning experience. First step though is giving it a good bath, I may rent a uhaul one day when it's warmer and take it to a heated coin car wash. Get all the mud and **** out from under it. Clean out the entire, which is full of garbage and mostly carpet.
You know,they are quite easy to do,good snap ring pliers a bench to hold it vertical and some threaded rod and a crowfoot puller with a few nuts and bolts to make a compressor. Im not doing mine until spring or into summer (904) but pretty much the same.
 
Chris, I would recommend taking it to this guy... He's a mopar guy and helped us get the oldest son's trans fixed...

U-haul the car up there or bring him the trans and let him go through it... He's in north west Indiana...

http://www.coperacingtrans.com/
Chris, I did mine for similar reasons. Besides the Munroe book and the shop manuals, I got some stuff (and advice) from A&A. However Cope seems to be very good too. A&A mostly race oriented. Cope does both race and stock AFIAK. If either of them was closer, I would have brought it to them. It wasnt like I was bucking for the challenge - although its always interesting to learn so I have no regrets.
 
You know,they are quite easy to do,good snap ring pliers a bench to hold it vertical and some threaded rod and a crowfoot puller with a few nuts and bolts to make a compressor. Im not doing mine until spring or into summer (904) but pretty much the same.
yeah I need to get a good set of snap ring pliers. I have the trans rebuild book and DVD from when I was gonna rebuild the one from my 74 charger. I'll probably pick up a cheap junk 904/727 to practice on first.

Brake or break???

Brake. Drum brake.
 
Chris, I did mine for similar reasons. Besides the Munroe book and the shop manuals, I got some stuff (and advice) from A&A. However Cope seems to be very good too. A&A mostly race oriented. Cope does both race and stock AFIAK. If either of them was closer, I would have brought it to them. It wasnt like I was bucking for the challenge - although its always interesting to learn so I have no regrets.
Depends on how much they want to rebuild it next spring. I think you're right on the pumps btw. I think I was getting the pump confused with the parking brake on some of the pre 62 727s
 
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