Topic: C-4 ID Tag

[bryancobb]

Which servo and which bolt, on that servo should the C-4 transmission data tag be attached with?
Mar 1966 Metuchen.

[bryancobb]

Let me ask it differently.
Does the C-4 Transmission I.D. tag suppose to be on the servo with the aluminum cover or the steel cover?
Which of the four bolts does it go under?  Top/Bottom Front/Rear.

[bryancobb]

26 Folks have looked at this thread.  Surely someone knows where the transmission tag is suppose to be attached?

[CharlesTurner]

It's either on the LH side cover or on one of the tail shaft mounting bolts.  I don't have any good pics of either.

[bryancobb]

Thanks Charles.

[bryancobb]

I found this picture of one of your projects.  It apears to be BEFORE disassembly.  Is this where you remember the tag being?  I don't think this was a Metuchen car.  I think it was your light blue GT convt.  I suppose all the C-4's were assembled at a transmission plant somewhere and were all done alike, no matter where they were to be shipped.

[outlawincorporated]

This is the correct position i have found the transmission tag on all my San Jose and Dearborn cars. i cannot advise on Metuchan cars as that have all been manual transmission examples. Also just advising that Charles Turners 65 GT convertible was a manual transmission example. Picture is most likely from a previous parts car for the 1965 K code convertible he is presently working on.

regards.

PHILL  BERESFORD.
MELBOURNE.
AUSTRALIA.

[CharlesTurner]

Yes, Phill is right.  The GT convertible is a 4 speed car.  Also, I believe he is right about it being from one of the San Jose coupes that were bought as parts cars for the K convertible.  This would have been out of the '65 6 cyl. coupe, 26A scheduled date.

[sparky65]

Bryan,

I took these pictures of my Metuchen 67.  The date code on the tag is 6K17.  Now I don't know the history of this trans.  It is possible that it was rebuilt at some point but I doubt they would put the tag back on if they took it off.