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Automatic Transmission Application Question

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Old Aug 24, 2003 | 10:59 AM
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Automatic Transmission Application Question

I hope some of you gearheads can answer a quick question to verify conflicting application information. In the '89-93 rigs, was the 37RH Torqueflite ever replace by the 4-speed automatic? If so, what was the year, please? I have books that say the 3-speed auto was used all the way to '94 and another says a 4-speed auto was available '92 and '93? Many thanks!
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Old Aug 24, 2003 | 11:06 AM
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Re:Automatic Transmission Application Question

4 speed auto was available in 91 (at least by mid year). The Tranny used in the 91-93 was the 46RH.

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Old Aug 25, 2003 | 12:27 AM
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Re:Automatic Transmission Application Question

There are some oddities in this topic... in Canada the original trannies were labelled the 727, and the later model labelled the A518 which is a 727 with OD added. If I understand it all right, the A518 is a 47RH non-lockup. I wish they'd keep the darned labels/models/applications straight between countries.... it would make things alot easier..

In my case the label is much simpler now.... DTT.

bob.
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