Buy Turbo 400 Trans Chevy Buick Camaro Corvette Manual Torque Converter RARE GM in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, United States, for US $13.95

Condition:New other (see details) Transmission Automatic:Converter turbo 400

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NOT DISTRIBUTED TO GENERAL PUBLIC

TURBO 400

HYDRA-MATIC TRANSMISSION

TRAINING MANUAL in FULL COLOR

There’s a reason why you NEVER see this book around! Because it never went to the general public! It only went to the GM Training Schools and GM Dealerships for the mechanics only. Check out the letter to the General Motors Service Depts. in the photo!

IF YOU HAVE A TURBO TRANS, THIS IS A BOOK YOU MAY WANT

TO ADD TO YOUR REFERENCE SHELF!

The 57-PAGE original booklet was found among other virgin, GM originals from a former General Motors Institute Instructor’s stash of rare and never circulated GM materials. This one is impressive. It is a professional reprint and in color, it describes the following contents in detail:

Broken down into 7separate sections, it covers:

ü Complete Hydraulic Oil Circuits in FULL COLLOR

ü Hydraulic Systems

ü Summary of Power Flows

ü The Torque Converter

ü Principles of Operations

ü Power Flow

ü Overviews

BID TO WIN!

Checkout and Payment expected within 48 hours of auction end. ~ Will pack very cautiously. ~ Described as best as possible. NOS means is was never used for its application but may show signs of handling over the years. Reprint means the original copy, in its condition, was professionally duplicated. Used means just that!

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