someone please help with my th400 please please please
Last edited by Travose21; Nov 7, 2007 at 07:32 PM. Reason: wrong word
I machine the common TH400 drums to use a sprag element so I can control the diameter of the race. Many of the early Th400 drums have been reground and are undersize allowing the sprag to roll easier.
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I installed a low sprag in a TH400 backwards ONCE. LOL Most are not sprag type and it was one of the first TH400s I ever did. Lesson learned.
this is not a fresh rebuild. i was running it when we traded.
what would cause it to fail?
i read an article on another forum a while back that said.
if you do a burnout in 2nd gear do not let the tires catch in 2nd gear, be sure to shift into 3rd before the tires catch and gradually let off. i also remember reading something about not turning the car off while rolling also, but cant remember exactly what it said.
maybe the trans. gurus can chime in!
The cost to repair it is going to be dictated by what needs to be done internally and whether you pay for someone to R&R it for you.
Typically we charge $275.00 plus parts for a bench repair on a well built "fresh" unit.. not a bench overhaul mind you. If it needs to be completely reconditioned it would be $450.00 plus parts in our shop.
If you would like to know more just give us a call tomorrow.
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i have talked extenisvly with this guy you know i would never stear you in the wrong direction. he knows his stuff and i think that would be best to get it done because i dont know of any reliable tranny builders here in new orleans that does good and offers a warranty.
If you would like some solid advice from someone who has been building 400's for well over 20 years, give us a call we would be happy to discuss this repair with you.
And not to worry, if you have another source for this repair and want a second opinion about which way to go or what to do let me know. Between John and I there is no doubt we will help you find the best route to go.
Thanks for the kind words Nick.
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But you need to know what you are getting for your money... ask them what parts they are going to install and let's go from there.
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