Re: 727 guru needed

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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The input shaft is different.
I want to say there is a flat on one side of the end of the shaft.I 
can't remember.
Someone out there may want to refresh my memory.
There is also an electrical connection other than the neutral switch.
I can't remember where.
Someone jog my memory.


   Jimmy

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> I have a 78 727 that I want to use.  It came out of a Fury cop  car.  I'm 
> reading that in 1978 Mopar went to lock up converters.  I am  using a Dynamic 11" 
> race converter (non lock up).  I have 2 questions. How  can I tell if this is 
> a lock up transmission and, can I make this a non lock up  trans by just 
> switching the converter?  I don't have the original  converter.  I have 2 other BB 
> 727's, a slipping 1966 and an unknown  year.  I plan to rebuild whichever 
> trans I end up using, I just thought the  78 would be better/stronger as it has 
> 60 k miles and was out of a cop  car.   Joe
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