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Old 06-17-2005, 11:35 AM   #1
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What's the difference between TH350 and TH350C?

I have a buddy with a TH350C in a van and I have a TH350 in my drag racer. I'd like to only get one rebuild manual if these trannies are almost the same.

Does anyone know how they differ? I know the TH350C has lockup, but what else is different? Just the valve bodies or are the rotating assemblies different too? Thanks.
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Just the valve body. Oh, and the input that feeds the lockup.
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Torque converters aren't interchangeable between the two I believe, but I could be wrong.
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Get a copy of Ron Sessions' Turbo Hydra-Matic 350
Handbook. It has all the info you'll need to rebuild both
transmissions. HPBooks-511 about $20.00 US.
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The difference is that one gets bad highway mileage, and the other one gets really really bad highway mileage.
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Re: What's the difference between TH350 and TH350C?

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I have a buddy with a TH350C in a van and I have a TH350 in my drag racer. I'd like to only get one rebuild manual if these trannies are almost the same.

Does anyone know how they differ? I know the TH350C has lockup, but what else is different? Just the valve bodies or are the rotating assemblies different too? Thanks.
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I just got done completely rebuilding the 350C.
The main thing I could tell is that there is an auxillary valve body with the lockup solenoid stuck to it on the TH350C. Also I saw in the Chilton manual that there is an additional check ball if you have lockup. I didn't rebuild the pump, but that probably had some lockup specific instructions as well.

Clutch clearances, bolt torques, and endplays seemed to be the same for both models.
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