HT Rebuild & Mod GM Turbo 400 Trans (Workbench How to Series)

Quick send. As described, new book.

Came fast & brand new.Good book so far on TH -400 transmission.

the book is well illustrated and covers every little tip that an unexperienced rebuilder will need, each problem or question that arose for me ,was covered in the book and explained away some of the fears of what I had got myself into,,the advantage I found with a book is that I sat it on the fender of the car and could refer to it instantly,I thought about it later that if it had have been a DVD I would have been running back and forward into the house to the video player to make references,Ithink I made the right choice and if you are like me you can study the illustrations at will,, and not have to be rewinding the video and finding the bit that you were looking for and trying to remember it as you go back out to the workshop....of course none of this would be a problem if you rebuild your gearbox in the lounge room Only kidding!!!!!!!!

Great book. I've referred to it many times.

I recommend getting the ATSG manual on top of this, but prioritize getting the ATSG manual if you have to make a choice. This book doesn’t have torque specs. And lacks in-depth explanations for some steps. However, this manual does include a chapter regarding shift kit installation, and does include information that helped me build an understanding of my transmission. Plus the color pictures help a dude like me out lol

I needed a refresher. I used to rebuild transmissions back in the late 70s-early 80s. In fact, I built the TH400 that's in my '69 Camaro way back around '83-84. I'm thinking about pulling it out of the car and going through it again, but it's been so long that I thought this book might be helpful. After looking through it, I knew it was exactly what I needed.

It's a great guide for a mechanic who wants to tackle a TH 400.

Thanks