A833 torque bolt

BL1 70 RR · Jul 12, 2015

Hey guys I'm wondering what the right amount of torque for each bolt on the transmission pan is. I walked into my garage and there was a puddle of tranny fluid on the ground, I jacked the car up and the bolts are lose. i googled it and I couldn't find the number that I would need to tighten it, I also don't have a service manual. It's for a 70 roadrunner if that helps any, thanks

coronet68mx · Jul 12, 2015

Here you can find some service manual hope it helps http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109

Basket case · Jul 12, 2015

do you have a four speed (833) or an automatic....904 or727. a four speed doesn't have a pan.

BL1 70 RR · Jul 12, 2015

It's a 3 speed automatic

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It's a 3 speed automatic, rockin a 383, I'm assuming it's a a833 I have no idea, when I purchased the car she owner before me said it was an A833

Basket case · Jul 12, 2015

here's a Chrysler 727 automatic....
and a 833 four speed

Photon440 · Jul 12, 2015

You have a 727. A-833 is the manual four speed.

Here's the factory tightening reference - 150 INCH pounds for the pan.

BL1 70 RR · Jul 12, 2015

Wow, that might have been bad if I tightened it to the wrong spec, thanks for all the help, my next question is that there was a puddle of tranny fluid under the car could it possibly only come from the lose bolts? Or would you think that it's a cracked seal.

Basket case · Jul 13, 2015

could be the selector shaft seal leaking.

RS23VOA · Jul 14, 2015

Most likely the filler tube o-ring is dry rotted.

A833 torque bolt

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