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Old 09-22-2006, 02:44 PM   #1
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TH350C->TH350?

I have a TH350C lockup transmission that lost second gear (metal parts broke, intermediate race?? or something) that I was going to rebuild for the hell of it.

Is there any way I can convert it to a nonlockup? I see there is a difference in the rebuild kits and I really dont want the lockup because the application has no computer.
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Old 09-22-2006, 02:55 PM   #2
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Sure....

2 easy steps:

Throw the broken one in the trash, and go to the junkyard and get a regular one. They're EVERYWHERE, and they're CHEAP. Don't bother with this "conversion" business.
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Old 09-22-2006, 05:16 PM   #3
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Hah!

Ok. Point taken
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Besides what was said above, i have read up and it is impossible to covert it. Other than leaving it unplugged...

Rumor has it that the TH350C is actually slightly stronger than a regular TH350!
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Well, when it broke it didnt seem to strong...

If what you say is true about the strength I did find a couple of ~$50 parts that enable lockup without a computer. maybe I will rebuild it.
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Well, when it broke it didnt seem to strong...

If what you say is true about the strength I did find a couple of ~$50 parts that enable lockup without a computer. maybe I will rebuild it.
intermediate sprag is WEAK.
quality aftermarket parts and it will hold whatever you need.
contact dave at YANK. they just came out with a converter for the 350C if you wanted to retain your lockup and have a nice stall.
im sure he can at least give you options to get you in the right direction, but a regular 350 is my bet.
good luck.
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