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I have a C6 behind a 460 in a 75 F-250. Engine and transmission swap where done before I bought this rig last year. I need to know the date of manufacture for transmission so I can complete installation of shift kit. I found the tag and it reads like this: PJA C7 F27 D5AP GA2 39313 I also found some casting numbers on transmission D5VP-7006-AA Numbers on Valve body: RF-D7AP-7A101-AA (Also a tag under one of the bolts holding the filter on marked “NK”) I can’t seem to find anyplace that decodes these, any help would be appreciated.
Hey Bill, did I misread the date code (F27)? I thought that would be 6/2/77 as the build date. Or would that be read as June 27?
I noticed that, but 1973/79 Ford Passenger Car Parts Catalog (available on a CD from hipoparts.com) only lists the PJA-C7/D5AP-GA applications for 1975/76.
A service part replacement trans could have a June (F) 2, 1977 (7) build date.
btw: You cannot look up 1973/79 Bronco parts unless you have this catalog (scanned from the final edition of 11/88).
NumberDummy, thanks for the help. I’m not a transmission guy, and would like to pick your brain a little bit. My shift kit calls for 1 type of spring for 2-3 shift valve for 1976 and earlier, and a different spring for 1977 and later. You ran my numbers and came up with 1976 on the trany tag, and 1977 on the valve body. I don’t know that it will make that big of a difference, but do you have any advice on this? Im installing a Transco reprogramming kit 67-1&2. Once again, thanks for the help NumberDummy
I try not to think, it gives me headaches.
I really don't think it'll make that big of a difference.But seeing as it appears to be a '77 valve body, I would use the spring that matches the valve body.