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Transmission fill tube application

Timmmo57

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are the transmission fill tubes for the 62-65 small block transmissions different then other years or are they somewhat interchangeable? thanks
 
are the transmission fill tubes for the 62-65 small block transmissions different then other years or are they somewhat interchangeable? thanks
The biggest thing is are they bent right for proper fitment? Then you also need the correct dipstick for the tube. Myself I would try to find the correct tube and stick.
 
I think they are the only ones that bolt down into the trans case.
 
ok. my concern is the dipstick reading correctly. thoughts?
If you have the correct dipstick to match the tube it will read correctly. You can use a newer tube and stick that bolts to the bell housing bolt as long as it fits the chassis.
 
The slip in tube will fit into the bolt in case. I hate the factory tab. I cut them off. Then weld a tab90 degrees to the tube that bolts into the machining lug on.the bell housing. Way easier to R & R.
Doug
 
ok guys... thank you for ur input! but in i still dont know if the tube/stick will work ON THE FLUID LEVEL of a 1964 small block trans. i need to know that the dipstick will ready the correct fluid level. i'd rather not burn this brand new trans.
thanks!!!
 
ok guys... thank you for ur input! but in i still dont know if the tube/stick will work ON THE FLUID LEVEL of a 1964 small block trans. i need to know that the dipstick will ready the correct fluid level. i'd rather not burn this brand new trans.
thanks!!!
What year, and model car? what engine? what transmission? 904 or 727?
 
1964 small block A727. its going into a '57 Desoto behind an adapted 392 hemi
 
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