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jwolf19

Hey all, I'm new here and have a couple questions. Bought a house and found a transmission and a bell housing in the garage. They are both old and don't match and muncie or borg warner descriptions. I think they might be from a bel-air but don't know how to check.

The trans has GM 597615 and c239

Also says 591620 its a 10 spline input.

Main housing has 3686832 gm on it.

The bell housing has 3836201 GM on it.

Thanks for any help!

Jeremy

Oldcar_Mechanic

Does the pan look anything like one of these?

1 = Aluminum Powerglide 14 Bolts

2 = TH200 Metric 11 Bolts

3 = TH 350 13 Bolts

4 = TH400 13 Bolts

5 = TH200-4R 16 Bolts

6 = TH700-R4, 4L60, 4L60E 16 Bolts

7 = 4L80E 17 Bolts

Ron

jwolf19

I doesn't have a bolt on pan. just a plug.

Oldcar_Mechanic

Is it a standard shift?

Ron

jwolf19

It is a standard shift. How do I get pictures on here?

I try and it says my file size is too big.

Oldcar_Mechanic

Try this site

http://www.nastyz28.com/chevy-manual-transmission-identification.php

Ron

Oldcar_Mechanic

Here's a couple more

http://www.mackstrans.com/transID.html

http://www.classicindustries.com/tips/tip011.htm

http://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/wiki/General_Motors_Transmissions#GENERAL_MOTORS_TRANSMISSIONS

jwolf19

I checked all the sites you listed and no luck. I've been searching everywhere. I think it is older than all the other trannies I've seen on those sites.

i put a pic on photobucket.

http://s498.photobucket.com/albums/rr343/jwolf19/

Oldcar_Mechanic

Try the guys on the A.A.C.A. site in the what is it board. Someone will have an answer.

I have been unable to find a site that helps with those numbers.

If you have a problem, let me know and I will post it for you.

Ron

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