tranny identification

by **challengerjoe** » 10 Apr 2006 1:07

how can i identify my tranny i think it is a 727 torque flight but i am not sure i just bought a 1971 challenger it came with a 440 and tranny but im not sure of the tranny it is a project car thank you

by **six pack** » 10 Apr 2006 2:03

challengerjoe wrote:how can i identify my tranny i think it is a 727 torque flight but i am not sure i just bought a 1971 challenger it came with a 440 and tranny but im not sure of the tranny it is a project car thank you

if the trans is bolted to the 440 and it is an auto it can only be a 727.

Hope this helps

by **challengerjoe** » 10 Apr 2006 3:26

yea it does thank you..a 904 cannot bolt up to a 440?

by **spitfire9137** » 10 Apr 2006 3:47

904 wont handle the power of the 440, dont know whether it will bolt up or not.
http://challenger.mpoli.fi/forum/viewto ... nsmissions

by **72challenger3406pk** » 10 Apr 2006 7:42

Hello Group,
My 72 Challenger came with the tranmission panel, (where the ID number should be) blank. It is just a smooth panel with no numbers on it. I have been told this could be a warrenty replacment trans. Is this possible? I'm pretty sure its a 904 as the car has a 318. Any ideas? Thanks.

Dan and Patrick

by **spitfire9137** » 10 Apr 2006 22:38

Look at the link I posted above guys, it has a picture in it that tells you how to id the tranny type by looking up at it and looking at the shape of the pan area.

According the gurus at Mopar Action a 904 was never built that bolted up to a big block.

by **dave-r** » 11 Apr 2006 9:29

Which ID pad is blank?

If it is the one where the VIN usually is it could be a replacement.

The ID pad on the drivers side above the oil pan should have numbers on it telling you where/when it was made etc.

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