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When the hydramatic 3 speed fried in the TF I took the 235 out and replaced the fried 216 in the AD with the original 4 speed. I 'squeezed'a 7.5/th400 in the
Hard to believe these are all models. The slide show attached are photos of cars, buildings and the like. This guy is an artist and photographer. Not only is
There is a 1 7/8" to 2" freeze plug on the rear of the block inside the bell housing. I have a 216 on a dolly in my garage and just looked at it. Thruwurkin
My 216, 1937, is out of the truck so I see no freeze plug in the back of the head. Can't see where the bell housing is mounted. .bill in oregon _____ From:
As I recall, in 1941 the 2 Speed was manual shift with linkage to the rear axle. If you have a vacuum shift, I think it probably was added later. There will