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Old 03-20-2005, 07:35 PM   #1
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How do I ID a torque converter?
This has been in the basement for years. I don't even remember where it came from!

I can't see any numbers on it, so how can I ID it?

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From the factory they have a rectangular sticker on the flexplate side. If it is gone you cannot tell which one it is.
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first digit
B=250C and 350C trans
C=200C, 2004R, pre-1985 700r4
D=1985 and later 700r4
second digit
b=2025
c=2075
e=1654
f=1611
h=1397 brazed impeller
k=1211 brazed impeller
l=1654 brazed impeller

dont need third or fourth digit
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