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Automatic Transmission High-Performance Rebuild Kit for 1969-1981 GM TH350 [Complete Kit]
555-62142
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GM TH350
JEGS 555-62142 Complete High-Performance Rebuild Kit Features:
- Fits 1969 - 1986 GM/Chevy TH350, TH350C, TH250, TH250C
- An all-in-one complete rebuild kit takes the guesswork out of transmission repair
- Everything you need to improve shift feel and response
- Includes the following: all paper gaskets, pan gasket, rubber o-rings and lip seals, metal clad seals, sealing rings, friction clutch plates, steel clutch plates, filters, front and rear bushings, and band
Specifications:
Should I use the gym trans fluid dex3 or dex 6 does it matter?
does this kit come with the filters inside the valve body? like governor passage filter, and the larger pressure screen filter?
Is this good for a 4 wheel drive 350 that’s making 400 plus horse power?
What the hp rating on this kit plz
Does this kit come with directions? I’ve bought multiple rebuild kit that assume the layman knows what he’s doing or has a library of rebuild manuals and never thinks that it’s someone’s first time doing something like this
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