Serge627
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- Joined
- Sep 28, 2012
- Posts
- 17
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- Location
- Hazzard County, MD
- First Name
- Ol Man
- Truck Year
- 1985
- Truck Model
- K10
- Engine Size
- 350
Gents,
I recently picked up an 85 K10 and after going over it have found its a basket case, however I am working through it and straightening things out. This is my first Chevy Truck, so I saw this and thought it looked a bit odd.
I believe it is a TH700-R4 tranny and the engine decodes to a 72 307
Anyhow here is my question. On the pic below you see some labels (hopefully they are big enough to read lol)
There were two bolts on the bell housing that were VERY loose, I tightened the one up and the other will not fully tighten. There are also two missing bolts, one appears in the pic the other is exact same spot, opposite side. My question is, are the two that were loose supposed to be in those spots, or were they supposed to go where the two missing are when this eng/trans was put in, however long ago that may have been. Like I said its a basket case, but I got it cheap and its fun!
BTW the one I marked oil pan is the trans fluid pan, sorry.
I recently picked up an 85 K10 and after going over it have found its a basket case, however I am working through it and straightening things out. This is my first Chevy Truck, so I saw this and thought it looked a bit odd.
I believe it is a TH700-R4 tranny and the engine decodes to a 72 307

Anyhow here is my question. On the pic below you see some labels (hopefully they are big enough to read lol)
There were two bolts on the bell housing that were VERY loose, I tightened the one up and the other will not fully tighten. There are also two missing bolts, one appears in the pic the other is exact same spot, opposite side. My question is, are the two that were loose supposed to be in those spots, or were they supposed to go where the two missing are when this eng/trans was put in, however long ago that may have been. Like I said its a basket case, but I got it cheap and its fun!
BTW the one I marked oil pan is the trans fluid pan, sorry.
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