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    Does anyone know what the two wires going to the sensor on the passenger side of an early 70's AMC transmission are for?

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    If no one here knows ask here:

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    the amc were hydro matics sounds like a 400 trans ? detent down shift? OR 904 727 same as chrysler trans????
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    Early 70's were Borg Warner until 1972 and then Chrysler 727/904/998s and the TH400s were used in Jeep Wagoneers until 1979.
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    I'll have to do some research on that Borg warner; that's probably what it is as it's a 72. Maybe it's some kind of solenoid?

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    Quote Originally Posted by falconvan View Post
    I'll have to do some research on that Borg warner; that's probably what it is as it's a 72. Maybe it's some kind of solenoid?
    it could be down shifting detent down shift ??is a solenoid on the valve body
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    CHART on manual & automatic AMC transmissions..
    MORE on the AMC transmissions..
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    72-78 All w/V-8 exc.304



    72-87 4 & 6 Cyl & 304 V-8



    or it could be BW 35 transmission for All Models 62-71 & I can't find a picture of the trans pan gasket.
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    '72 would have a TF-727.. pretty sure there for the NSS.. but it's just a chrysler torqueflite
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