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hello, my transmission on my 67 F250 is a 4 speed with granny engine is 352, my question is, what is the transmission model? for when i start to look up parts for it or if i choose to have it rebuilt basically does it have a name other than "4 speed with a granny"?
If it's original, it's prolly a NP435. Scrape off the grease on the side and see if there's a tag on the passenger side of the tranny. Post up the numbers and someone smart like NumberDummy will probably be able to decode them...
If reverse is where 5th is to the right and up, it's a T18. If it's to the right and down, it's most likely an NP435, but a late model T18 could have been swapped in.
I think the NP435 was only used in the F100 4x4 in these years.
If reverse is where 5th is to the right and up, it's a T18. If it's to the right and down, it's most likely an NP435, but a late model T18 could have been swapped in.
I think the NP435 was only used in the F100 4x4 in these years.
Sorry, that's incorrect.
The NP435 (New Process 435) was introduced in F100/350's in 1965.
Prolly 75% of all 1965/79 F100/350's, 4WD's or otherwise, have a NP435.
Warner T18: The cap (8MTH7220) that retaines the shift lever into the tower threads off/on.
NP435: The cap (B8T7220D) that retaines the shift lever into the tower has two notches on it, is retained to the tower by two pins that protrude from the tower.
To remove this cap, it must be pressed down and held down while turning it.
People do not know this removal procedure, use pliers to remove it. This action tears out the two notches.
Now...you aren't going anywhere until the cap is replaced.
Thanks for advice everyone thats enough info for me to find out, just got to get through the inch of oil and dirt to find tag number, another question engine shop quoted me at 1300 to rebuild 352 does that sound reasonable or should i keep searching around on prices?