my 86 camaro tranny is tooo small to be th350. it has a tailshaft that is removeable. tryin to figure out what kind it is. also has a lockout torque converter does anyone know anything about this?
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1986 camaro transmisions
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Most likely a 700R4. Thats the most common auto trans used in the 3rd gen.
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My 84 had a TH400. 4 speed automatic. Also an 83 with the same tranny.
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Then my owners manual was printed wrong.
-Bruce
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Sorry, 3 speed automatic..
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My bullshit meter just went off the scale!
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*LMAO* Yeah, the only way the car would have something like that in it, would be if someone installed it as a replacement alternative... not out of the factory. That's for sure. More than likely you had a TH200. I don't think the 700R4 debut wasn't until later.
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that guy is an idiot
the only STOCK A/T was the 700R4
I have one in my 86 T/A and the electronic version in my 98 GMC Sonoma (4L60E)
J