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The internet is your library, but we are not your librarian. I found your answer in a few keystrokes. You can find it too.
 
You can find the answer by a simple search.
 
I help people find answers to their questions. If I look the numbers up for you what have you learned? I find the answers in the same places that you can. It reminds me of back in 3rd grade. I asked the teacher how to spell a word and she spelled it out. "Dictionary". I learned a lot from her. She taught me to think for myself.
 
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james a thompson sr said:
what if i have one thats not on the list ?3443977 thanks for the info
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It's there.

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toolmanmike said:
I help people find answers to their questions. If I look the numbers up for you what have you learned? I find the answers in the same places that you can. It reminds me of back in 3rd grade. I asked the teacher how to spell a word and she spelled it out. "Dictionary". I learned a lot from her. She taught me to think for myself.
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I always did that with guys that worked for us. They would ask a question and I would show them where to find the answer. It took a little more time initially, but they knew how from then on.
 
Big_John said:
I always did that with guys that worked for us. They would ask a question and I would show them where to find the answer. It took a little more time initially, but they knew how from then on.
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see i missed that dont know how but i did and the other radiator say is 72 340 a body manual trans but it has the cooler lines for an automatic which thru me off, when i searched i found this and was asking if there was any other place to ;look at im computer illiterate thanks a-body for all you're help
 
toolmanmike said:
I help people find answers to their questions. If I look the numbers up for you what have you learned? I find the answers in the same places that you can. It reminds me of back in 3rd grade. I asked the teacher how to spell a word and she spelled it out. "Dictionary". I learned a lot from her. She taught me to think for myself.
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i did find this chart but it didnt have one of them on there and the other said a-body 340 4 speed and mine has ports for auto tran lines so thats why i ask here
 
Well you did it. You broke me down and made me tell you the answer.
#3443977 fits 1971 A body, 22", 318 and 340,with auto or manual trans,a/c and heater with N45 and N51 option (N51 is maximum cooling)
#3574636 fits 1972 A body, 22", 340, with auto or manual trans, heat only (no a/c)

Now, a lesson to be learned here, if you're messing with these old cars and you don't want to have to ask questions at every turn about parts ,you need to get a book like I have. It's written by Galen Govier of Prairie DuChein and has part number and casting numbers for 62-74 Mopars. Casting number volume 1 is the best one to get first. He also has them in full page version for us old farts that can't read small print well.
Here's a link:Mega Parts USA - Reproduction, NOS and Used Mopar Muscle Car Parts
 
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james a thompson sr said:
see i missed that dont know how but i did and the other radiator say is 72 340 a body manual trans but it has the cooler lines for an automatic which thru me off, when i searched i found this and was asking if there was any other place to ;look at im computer illiterate thanks a-body for all you're help
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I'm not sure how to answer that.

I was in agreement with @toolmanmike that it is better to "teach a man to fish" rather than just giving him a fish. It really wasn't directed at you. There is a world of information out there at our fingertips these days and giving someone a nudge to explore and learn is good for the hobby and good for everyone. Sorry if you feel otherwise.
 
toolmanmike said:
Well you did it. You broke me down and made me tell you the answer.
#3443977 fits 1971 A body, 22", 318 and 340,with auto or manual trans,a/c and heater with N45 and N51 option (N51 is maximum cooling)
#3574636 fits 1972 A body, 22", 340, with auto or manual trans, heat only (no a/c)

Now, a lesson to be learned here, if you're messing with these old cars and you don't want to have to ask questions at every turn about parts you need to get a book like I have. It's written by Galen Govier of Prairie DuChein and has part number and casting numbers for 62-74 Mopars. Casting number volume 1 is the best one to get first. He also has them in full page version for us old farts that can't read small print well.
Here's a link:Mega Parts USA - Reproduction, NOS and Used Mopar Muscle Car Parts
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i knew id get it out of you lmbo thanks that never came up in my search and i thank you and will try and not bother you again lol but now i know you have all the answers thanks toolmanmike
 
james a thompson sr said:
i knew id get it out of you lmbo thanks that never came up in my search and i thank you and will try and not bother you again lol but now i know you have all the answers thanks toolmanmike
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I don't really but thanks.
 
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