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- What cars came with a Super T10 transmission?
- How much gear oil does a Muncie 4 speed hold?
- How much does a T10 transmission weigh?
- How do I identify a Ford T10 transmission?
- How strong is a super T10 transmission?
- Are the gears hardened in a Super T10?
- What fluid goes in a Muncie 4 speed transmission?
- What cars came with a Muncie 4 Speed?
- Is Borg Warner a German company?
- How do I identify a Borg Warner manual transmission?
- How do I identify a Borg Warner t5 transmission?
- How do I know what Borg Warner 4 speed transmission I have?
What cars came with a Super T10 transmission?
Ford installed it in their full-size models (both Ford and Mercury), Mustangs, Falcons, Comets and Fairlanes until '65. AMC continued to use it in their Javelin and AMX cars until '74. Borg Warner started supplying to the original equipment market again in the early '70s with its release of the Super T-10.
How much gear oil does a Muncie 4 speed hold?
Make sure the transmission is level. The Muncie 4-speed transmission will take about three pints, or 1 1/2 quarts of oil.
How much does a T10 transmission weigh?
Available in G.M. Applications only. 70 Lbs. Designed for the rigors of a road course, the Richmond T-10 Plus is built in the U.S.A. by American Craftsmen.
How do I identify a Ford T10 transmission?
Look for casting identification on the transmission casing. According to Drivetrain.com, the "T10" designation and the code, "13-04," is sometimes cast on the transmission housing. Count the cross-grooves on the input shaft. The input shaft enters the engine at the front of the transmission.
How strong is a super T10 transmission?
Not so coincidentally, the Super T10 that Pontiac specified for its high-torque 400 and 455s was a close-ratio unit with a First-gear ratio of 2.43:1, which happens to boast of the greatest torque capacity rating of any Super T10.
Are the gears hardened in a Super T10?
According to a 2008 article published in Hemmings Motor News, the Super T-10s "were built to withstand the higher rpm requirements for the larger muscle car engines." In addition, to handle the demands of 1970s and 1980s muscle cars, the Super T-10 was equipped with hardened gears, hardened cases and various gear ...
What fluid goes in a Muncie 4 speed transmission?
The best lubricant to use in a Muncie, T-10, or Super T-10 is a conventional GL-4. Stay away from synthetic lubricants since there have been too many Muncie, T-10, and Super T-10 owners who have used synthetic lubricants and have had their transmission synchronizers succumb to premature failure.
What cars came with a Muncie 4 Speed?
10-spline units came in these vehicles: 1964-70 Chevy Corvettes and Pontiac Tempest 1967-70 Buick Special, Firebird and Camaro 1969-70 Grand Prix 1963-69 Impala 1965-70 Nova and Olds Cutlass/F-85 and Chevelle (except 1970 w/454-cu.in.
Is Borg Warner a German company?
BorgWarner Inc. is an American multinational automotive supplier headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
How do I identify a Borg Warner manual transmission?
Look at the forward shaft bearing/support. Borg Warner transmissions usually a sticker saying Timken with a part number or a yellow and black sticker that says “use Dexron II only,” according to British V8 Newsletter. These stickers are most commonly found on Borg Warner transmissions.
How do I identify a Borg Warner t5 transmission?
The Borg Warner T-5 is generally identified by a 1352-xxx number stamped on a metal tag on a tail housing bolt. This tag is normally under the second bolt from the top on the left side of the transmission. While Ford used aluminum for these tags, GM used steel which is prone to rusting.
How do I know what Borg Warner 4 speed transmission I have?
The easiest way is by knowing the construction of each unit, and the differences are obvious. If the case and side cover are made of cast iron, that would make it a Saginaw transmission. If it has a cast-iron case with an aluminum side cover and tail housing, that will mean you have found a Borg Warner.
