727 assessment

[MomsDuster]

Ok let me start by saying I fully understand no-one can say definitively weather it's goods or not just from pictures. I bought this along with a bundle of other 440 parts. I was told it was a fresh rebuilt TCI Streetfighter 727. I took him at his word and picked it along with a load of other parts. I'm getting ready to install it in the Duster and decided to pull the pan and take a peek. To my untrained eye, it looks fresh to me. So my thinking is I'm going to stuff it in and see what happens. I figure what the heck, I'd only be out some fluid and time if it needs work and I have to yank it back out. Here are some pics, what do you folks think?

 

[fishy68]

I'm nearly positive TCI applies one of their large stickers to the bellhousing. It looks like there's masking tape wrapped around the front cooler fitting to keep dirt out. I can't imagine a professional place like TCI doing something like that because plastic caps only cost about a quarter. Nevertheless it does look nice and clean like it's been gone through

 

[MomsDuster]

I'm nearly positive TCI applies one of their large stickers to the bellhousing. It looks like there's masking tape wrapped around the front cooler fitting to keep dirt out. I can't imagine a professional place like TCI doing something like that because plastic caps only cost about a quarter. Nevertheless it does look nice and clean like it's been gone through

Thanks for the reply, yes I believe your correct in that TCI wasn't the last inside this trans. I believe it was a TCI that has been gone through. Here is a pic from the top.

 

[rustycowll69]

Maybe, you could pull the valve body and use compressed air to check all the clutches.