Torqueflite A-727 Automatic Transmission Handbook details the development, operation, repair and modification of the A-727 Aluminum Torqueflite. From a stock rebuild to an all-out racing unit, this book covers it all.
Contents:
● Introduction: A Word About Safety
● A-727 History, Development and Identification
● How the A-727 Torqueflite Works
● General Transmission Service
● In-Car Repairs, Maintenance, and Adjustments
● Specialty Tools for the A-727 Torqueflite
● Transmission Removal and Core Disassembly
● Disassembly of Unit Assemblies and Inspection
● Overhaul and Assembly of Unit Assemblies
● Final Assembly and Adjustment
● Torque Converter Design and Operation
● The Performance A-727 Torqueflite
● The Drag Racing A-727 Torqueflite
● Reducing Rotating Weight and Friction
● Installation and Operation
● Troubleshooting and Testing
● A-727 Torqueflite Specifications
Introduced in 1960, the Aluminum Torqueflite traces its back to the original Cast Iron Torqueflite first offered on the 1955 Chrysler Imperial. A version of the Torqueflite has been available in every passenger car and light truck produced by the Chrysler Corporation for over 40 Years.
