Re: 727 transmission

[Tony Brummett <brummett@xxxxxxxxx>]

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On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 18:43:20 +0200, Thomas Thrue
<thomas.thrue@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I just bought a 727 transmission to my 1963 Fury project. and now I´m
> confused.  Can someone give me the information about, where the parking
> cable goes into the transmission case, on the small cover is there also what
> a call a "pin" where there should be a nut in one of the ends. I think that this
> pin shouls keep the cable into the transmission ? I´m a right about that ?
> From wich side should this pin goes into the cover ? From the side close to
> the filterpan or from the side that is to the rear end ?
> 
> And I belive that it´s the side of the pin that has the threads that should goes
> in first ?

The part the nut threads onto should point toward the rear end. 
Here's a picture:
http://www.yetanotherdomain.org/64dodge/transmission/parkingspragassemble10.jpg

I don't think either direction really makes a difference for how it
works, but this
way it's easier to get a wrench on the nut to tighten it.

-- Tony  tony@xxxxxxxxxx

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