A442F TC insertion depth (1 Viewer)

[baldilocks]

The FSM (not the transmission manual) outlines this step prior to transmission installation but gives no value for the measurement. Does anyone know what this measurement should be? I don't want to be fighting with this tranny install.

 

[Malleus]

Here are my findings:
(from the '94 xmsn repair manual, RM360U)

(from the '95 xmsn repair manual, RM479U)

I know these aren't the same transmissions, but the use the same case castings and I think the same torque converters. I think the '94 manual had an edit error.

 

[Malleus]

It's been awhile since I had the engine and xmsn separated, but IIRC, I think the depth measurement is just to provide flywheel clearance. You should be able to verify the '95 manual's depth measurement from the bellhousing face to the rear flywheel face/bolts. As long as you're proud of that, I think you're good.

 

[baldilocks]

It's been awhile since I had the engine and xmsn separated, but IIRC, I think the depth measurement is just to provide flywheel clearance. You should be able to verify the '95 manual's depth measurement from the bellhousing face to the rear flywheel face/bolts. As long as you're proud of that, I think you're good.

I thought I would ask because many have been stumped when they were unable to mate the transmission completely up to engine and I figured that if my 94 FSM left this info out so did everyone else's. Thanks for helping out.

 

[Malleus]

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[baldilocks]

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