1967 Jetaway transmission swap
#1
1967 Jetaway transmission swap
I have a 67 Olds Cutlass Supreme Holiday, with a 330 engine (orig/no mods) and a jetaway auto transmission with floor shifter.
My trans is leaking red tranny fluid like a stuck pig from the seals being 51 years old, and I would like to get a 3 or 4 speed transmission anyway.
I found an auto trans from a 69 which I think is a TH350 (need to confirm with seller).
I searched a bit on here about this particular swap and come up with some info, but I figured I'd ask here.
Will this bolt right up without any changes besides the kickdown cable (saw in a diff thread)?
Would I need to change out the torque converter? I need to find out what rear end is in this car.
Is there a better transmission that I should be looking for that will work with relatively few modifications?
At this point, I would prefer not to have to shorten the driveshaft, mess with mountings, etc.
Is this the kickdown cable that I would need?
https://shiftworks.com/collections/c...conversion-kit
My trans is leaking red tranny fluid like a stuck pig from the seals being 51 years old, and I would like to get a 3 or 4 speed transmission anyway.
I found an auto trans from a 69 which I think is a TH350 (need to confirm with seller).
I searched a bit on here about this particular swap and come up with some info, but I figured I'd ask here.
Will this bolt right up without any changes besides the kickdown cable (saw in a diff thread)?
Would I need to change out the torque converter? I need to find out what rear end is in this car.
Is there a better transmission that I should be looking for that will work with relatively few modifications?
At this point, I would prefer not to have to shorten the driveshaft, mess with mountings, etc.
Is this the kickdown cable that I would need?
https://shiftworks.com/collections/c...conversion-kit
#2
The T350 is a simple swap. You will need a new torque converter and a kickdown cable. There is no need for the expensive cable you listed a link for, there are lesser expensive universal cables and brackets (depending on carb used) available.
#3
Thanks Eric!
How can I confirm if the trans is a TH350 - asked better, where are the numbers on the trans that I can ask him to take a picture of?
This is the only picture so far...
What other questions should I ask the seller besides was it working when he pulled it and miles?
How can I confirm if the trans is a TH350 - asked better, where are the numbers on the trans that I can ask him to take a picture of?
This is the only picture so far...
What other questions should I ask the seller besides was it working when he pulled it and miles?
Last edited by BlackDogJake; August 3rd, 2018 at 03:50 PM.
#4
That is not a 69 th350.
On the other side of the trans is a metal tag it will have information stamped into it. That is a year the make it was installed in and a trans code. You want that information.
On the other side of the trans is a metal tag it will have information stamped into it. That is a year the make it was installed in and a trans code. You want that information.
#5
Here's a picture of the trans code. I think I'm staying away from this one.
I'm pretty sure this is just another Jetaway
Looks like the second letter was ground off at one point
I'm pretty sure this is just another Jetaway
Looks like the second letter was ground off at one point
Last edited by BlackDogJake; August 5th, 2018 at 06:06 AM.
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