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Old 04-26-05, 12:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Were 3-speed Saginaws ever factory installed in C2 Corvettes? I have a saginaw 3 speed that allegedly came out of a 66. Is there any way of verifying this? If found this number stamped on the case next to the side cover. S0401. If casting numbers would help, I can get those too.

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Yes, Saginaw 3-speeds were used as the base transmission from '56 - '65 in the original "small case" design with non-synchronized 1st gear, and the completely redesigned "large case" design from '66 - '69 with synchronized 1st gear. The 4-speed became standard equipment in 1970.

A '66 Saginaw 3-speed should have the following casting numbers:

Maincase - 3858986
Tailhousing - 3873886
Sidecover - 3858992
Front Bearing Retainer - 3859033

 
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damnyankee36,

Welcome to Larry.

You can take John's info to the bank.
 
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Awesome guys, thanks!

Now, are these numbers particular to the Corvette only or do all 66 Saginaws have these casting numbers?
 
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Awesome guys, thanks!

Now, are these numbers particular to the Corvette only or do all 66 Saginaws have these casting numbers?
Dunno - all I have are the numbers for the Corvette applications.
 
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