This bracket holds the large speedo housing in place. Includes:
Bracket, lock washer, metric and non metric bolts to assure fit for all years.
-- Edited by Greaser on Sunday 24th of June 2018 08:25:27 PM
67custom said
Jun 24, 2018
I may have one, will check in the morning
Taylor55 said
Jun 25, 2018
There are two different sizes one is a little wider than 2" and the other smaller one is 1 7/8". You will have to measure the diameter of the hole in your transmission. I searched pic a part all winter in florida for these retainers and only found one. It was the larger one out of a full size mid 70's buick. There are a wanted item as the plastic ones just break apart when trying to remove them.
Al
67custom said
Jun 25, 2018
norontcan wrote:
Slowly getting things back together and can't find this little part to allow me to attach the speedometer cable to the transmission.
It's the retainer which is #19 in the diagram. Also need the bolt, #20, but could always improvise as its a standard size and thread.
It's the retainer which holds this part in place
Anyone got a spare they can spare?
Thanks, Ted
I have 4 NOS 3708148 PM me your address and I'll ship you one, anyone else need one pm me
Those look the same as a Saginaw miuncie powerglide t10? Whats the measurement for the part? I know you have them but it would be good to have this on record for future needs?
67custom said
Jun 26, 2018
norontcan wrote:
Many thanks for doing this.
No problem - Mailed out today
norontcan said
Jul 3, 2018
Received today and already installed.
Just found it amazing how different the actual part is from the drawing.
Thanks for helping out. Since you indicated you didn't want anything for your part/time/postage I'll make a donation to CP.
The CP brotherhood strikes again.
seventy2plus2 said
Jul 3, 2018
The one in the drawing is like a Turbo 400.
67custom said
Jul 3, 2018
norontcan wrote:
Received today and already installed. Just found it amazing how different the actual part is from the drawing. Thanks for helping out. Since you indicated you didn't want anything for your part/time/postage I'll make a donation to CP. The CP brotherhood strikes again.
Excellent, and a donation to CP works for me.
Taylor55 said
Jul 4, 2018
The one in the drawing is also used on buick, olds americian Pontiac with turbo 350 and are a large diameter. Turbo 400 are the smaller diameter. Chevrolet turbo 350 , powerglide used the small retainer which is very common. The horseshoe style retainers are reproduced and are not cheap. We used this style retainers when we swap out the plastic style retainers used on 700r4 transmissions.
Slowly getting things back together and can't find this little part to allow me to attach the speedometer cable to the transmission.
It's the retainer which is #19 in the diagram. Also need the bolt, #20, but could always improvise as its a standard size and thread.
It's the retainer which holds this part in place
Anyone got a spare they can spare?
Thanks, Ted
Ted,
What it actually looks like.....googled #3708148
http://www.classictransmissionsolutions.com/hold-down-retainer-bracket-for-speedo-housing-sleeve-th350-speedometer/
Just looked at the link again..................my bad.
the one that looks like the one in the book fits all the following trannies.
CT0781 - A new speedometer gear housing retainer bracket for
GM TH350 TH350C TH200 TH200C TH700R4 (4L60) Turbo 350 400 700 Transmissions.
This bracket holds the large speedo housing in place. Includes:
Bracket, lock washer, metric and non metric bolts to assure fit for all years.
-- Edited by Greaser on Sunday 24th of June 2018 08:25:27 PM
I may have one, will check in the morning
Al
I have 4 NOS 3708148 PM me your address and I'll ship you one, anyone else need one pm me
Ship it out tomorrow, pm sent
No problem - Mailed out today
Just found it amazing how different the actual part is from the drawing.
Thanks for helping out. Since you indicated you didn't want anything for your part/time/postage I'll make a donation to CP.
The CP brotherhood strikes again.
Excellent, and a donation to CP works for me.
Al