New shtuff for sale...

[GTRS Fiero]

How do the 2 pieces fit together?

[Tha Driver]

Look at the bottom of the hood in the first photo.

[GTRS Fiero]

I must be dense.  I'm not getting it.

[Raydar]

Looks like the code is "BDH".

BFH, BCH, BDH   Buick 3.8 V6 (High Altitude)   A-Body: Oldsmobile, Buick   
Differential Ratio: 2.84    Sprocket ratio: 35/35   FDR: 2.84   Converter Code: FL4B   Stall speed: 1895

From: http://www.60degreev6.com/vb5/articles/transmissions-ab/424695-4-speed-transaxle-info/contentpage3

This would be a superb fuel economy trans.

[Tha Driver]

I must be dense.  I'm not getting it.

Look at the difference in the distance from the rubber bumper to the rear of the hood, & you'll see the bottom piece that fills that in.
Thanks,
Paul

[GTRS Fiero]

Did you figure out a year for the 4T60?

[Raydar]

Did you figure out a year for the 4T60?

The table I posted quoted 1986, but I saw a reference to that RPO for several years, more recent than that. Think I saw an '89 or '90.

[GTRS Fiero]

I thought they were still the 440T4 in '86.

[scottb]

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BFH,
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I think my car came with that code.........

[GTRS Fiero]

Did any of this stuff sell?

[Tha Driver]

Nope - still have everything.
My mig welder broke so if anyone has one to trade I'm up for offers.
~ Paul
aka "Tha Driver"

Custom Fiberglass Parts

[GTRS Fiero]

I'd really like to know the year of that transmission.

[Raydar]

I thought they were still the 440T4 in '86.

Except for incremental improvements, year-to-year, to help the durability, the 440T4 and the 4T60 were the same trans. Just the nomenclature changed. (Pardon, if that's what you meant.)

[GTRS Fiero]

Some of the improvements were more than incremental, if I understood correctly.  The last 2 years, apparently things were better.  A small change was made to the housing/case.