It is basically square, a 350 has one corner cut off at an angle.
Look at the pan, the Turbo 400 pan is 16 5/8-inches long and 13 inches wide - it looks like a map of the state of Texas . - The Turbo 350 pan is like a square with a corner cut off and is 13 1/2 inches long and 13 wide. Read more: How to Identify a Turbo 350 or Turbo 400 Transmission | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7423514_identify-350-turbo-400-transmission.html#ixzz2DV3H19xj
The 400 turbo pan is squire and the 350 turbo pan has 3 squire corners with 1 corner cut in a angle
If the transmission pan is square in shape then it is a 400 Turbo. If the pan has 1 corner that is in an angle and not square then it will be the 350 turbo.
the older style turbo 400 has a point on one side of the pan in back of the transmission
turbo 350 or a turbo 400 turbo 400 has rounded pointed area at end of pan..newer models got a early model 700!!
The TH 400 has the vacuum modulator attached to the passenger side of transmission.The TH 350 has the vacuum modulator attached to the rear of transmission.The transmission oil pan on the TH 400 is anything but square.
The TH 400 has the vacuum modulator attached to the passenger side of transmission.The TH 350 has the vacuum modulator attached to the rear of transmission.The transmission oil pan on the TH 400 is anything but square.
Probably a turbo 350 trans. This is a three speed trans. The way for you to check is to look at the trans pan. look up a picture of a turbo 350 trans and compare it to your trans pan.
Turbo 350 0r the stronger turbo 400 call your local parts house for drain pan desighns that will tell you which it is. Most likely though it is the 350
the solenoid is located on the bottom of the transmission. You have to drop the trans pan and it will the the one on the driverside closest to the t/converter.
it was a 400 turbo hydramatic 3 speed. also used in pickups and full size cars.
Well, the tranny modulater, requires manifold vaccuum, to make the trans shift. So, a runner on the intake, or the carb BASE PLATE. Now, if you have a vaccuum line, you probably have a TH350. If the oil pan on it is shaped like an square, with a notch cut out of one of the corners, it is a TH350. 400's, do not require vaccuum.