broke my sprag
rebuild kit showed up today. got it all done up to the sun shell and taking a break to go to hooters for all you can eat wings cuz the wife is getting home in about an hour. but basically its all going together ok. the new race wont be here til tomorow so im not really in a hurry.
so im wondering if i should try assembling the trans with one bearing and measure the endplay and expect it to be way off?
but i cant remember where the checkballs go? i know where all 4 go. but i only had two in there when i took it apart. i know you HAVE to have one at the accumulator, but where does theo ther one go? i think its the 2 pass side ones but im not sure?
thats ok if i seem like a know it all, im not really though. but i found it by googlin. vince was right the 2 rear ones.

I install all 4 checkballs on a auto shift TH350, but I do so because I learned it the hard way, and that's why my services are worth $70/hr.
I have been busy today. Finishing up a 4L80E install on a '67 Camaro with BBC, Dominator, etc.
Helping one of my employees with a '73 Camaro LY6/4L80E install we have in the shop.
I've got two 1000+HP transbrake 4L80Es to build tomorrow and next week, a auto shift TH400 for a 900HP 4x4 truck, a transbrake TH400 to do for a Tech member with a forced induction combo, several more 4L80Es for retrofits, a couple of 200-4Rs to test and a couple more to build and test.
However,
The OP could have called and gotten an answer to his question. I took several calls today for tech questions.
Those checkballs that you leave out, allow a huge feed hole instead of the drilled orifice.
So you lose control of upshift feed. You also lose control of downshift timing.
600+ RWHP/660 RWTQ 3700 lb combo with a TH350 for 2+ seasons of racing and street use on a TH350 with auto shift and 4 checkballs. BTDT.
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