Anybody know much a dry C4 transmission weighs? Just the transmission. No bellhousing, no torque converter, no adapter, no dipstick. Thanks!
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Bukin 67
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There are the 2 different cases - pan fill and case fill.
Without specifying, I'm finding it's about 110lbs dry w/o torque converter here
I think that might be with the bell housing. I would guess those must weigh in the range of 15-20 lbs.
Just curious, why do you need such an exact weight, even no dipstick?
Without specifying, I'm finding it's about 110lbs dry w/o torque converter here
I think that might be with the bell housing. I would guess those must weigh in the range of 15-20 lbs.
Just curious, why do you need such an exact weight, even no dipstick?
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That's correct. I have a buddy out of town willing to do a rebuild, but I have to figure in shipping there and back.
And Bukin, thanks for the link. Good info.
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Probably closer to 65 lbs without adapter and bell.
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yup 50-65lbs
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Thanks guys. I'm thinking drain, bag, box, and UPS it.
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get a quote from Fastenal too ...you might be surprised
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Bukin 67
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I thought it seemed lighter than 100# too. Doing a quick search I kept seeing online weights over 100# where they actually weighed them. Around 80# sounds more like it but I would like to see someone actually weigh one. I just sold one a few months ago and it was pretty heavy by itself.
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Think about packing and size though, UPS rips you up on box size no matter the weight.
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Yea, box size and weight too. This would have both going against it!
I have used Fastenal in the past, but heard they stopped shipping.
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Thanks. Just to be safe I used 100# for the quote to account for the tranny plus the box, and packing materials. Runs about $105 thru UPS. Too bad it won't fit in a "if it fits it ships" thru USPS.
