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anyone know if there is a difference in length automatic trans to 4-speed trans? 68R/T
Here are all of the various part numbers and specs from the 1968 Factory Parts Book. You will want to look at all of the (W) applications on the second page (page 16-2) below for your Coronet R/T.

Richard

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An example for you.

Engine - 440
Transmission - A727 automatic, or A833 4 speed
Rear differential size - 8 3/4 (8 .75)
Propeller shaft length - 52.07"(see notes at top of page 1 for proper way to measure the propeller shaft)
Propeller shaft diameter - 3"
Application - all 1968 Coronet models except station wagons with the above drivetrain options
Application - 1968 Belvedere station wagon models only, with the 383 engine, A727 automatic, or A833 manual transmission and a 8 3/4" rear differential

Propeller shaft part number - 2852 162

Richard
thebankerstoy Wrote:An example for you.

Engine - 440
Transmission - A727 automatic, or A833 4 speed
Rear differential size - 8 3/4 (8 .75)
Propeller shaft length - 52.07"(see notes at top of page 1 for proper way to measure the propeller shaft)
Propeller shaft diameter - 3"
Application - all 1968 Coronet models except station wagons with the above drivetrain options
Application - 1968 Belvedere station wagon models only, with the 383 engine, A727 automatic, or A833 manual transmission and a 8 3/4" rear differential

Propeller shaft part number - 2852 162

Richard
I have a Dana 60 in the 68 r/t 354 gears I am in the process of rebuilding A-833 trans installing 20% overdrive 4th gear so basically all internals; i have another project going on; long story short my Dad grabbed the drive shaft took it to the drive line shop had it cut thinking it was for the project E-Body; OOP'S guess I'll just have replacement's made for both; God love him LoL
Your very welcome Ron and all of my friends call me Richard. Wink Sorry to hear about the situation with your driveshaft. Dads are awesome though, so we have to forgive them for just about everything! Smile

Richard

Here are another couple of listings for you with the information that you provided.

Engine - 426 Hemi and 440
Transmission - A727 automatic and A833 manual
Rear differential - Dana 60 (9 3/4)
Propeller shaft length - 50.96
Propeller shaft diameter - 3"
Application - 1968 Coronet models except station wagon models

Part number - 2883 581

Engine - 426 Hemi and 440
Transmission - A833 manual
Rear differential - Dana 60 (9 3/4)
Propeller shaft length - 50.96
Propeller shaft diameter - 3"
Application - 1968 Coronet models except station wagon models

Part number - 2852 326
Thank's again Richard and yes my dad is my best friendWink; you're a very knowledgable fella; i'd like to have a set wiring diagrams for the 68 r/t if you can help that'd be great; good post on electronic ignition's
elevatorman Wrote:Thank's again Richard and yes my dad is my best friendWink; you're a very knowledgable fella; i'd like to have a set wiring diagrams for the 68 r/t if you can help that'd be great; good post on electronic ignition's

Hello Ron,

Thank you and you're in luck my friend, because I just purchased copies of the 1968, 1969 and 1970 Factory Service Manuals in a CD format, so I will be adding all of the 1968 and 1970 Coronet wiring diagrams in the next few days to my wiring diagram thread that is located in the "Tech Archives" forum and the 1966, 1967 and 1969 diagrams are already in place there. You should be able to make copies of those 1968 diagrams for your car soon so that you can take them out to your car while you're working on it.

I'm also planning on adding the 1965, 1971, 1972, 1973 and 1974 wiring diagrams in the future as I'm able to purchase those model year service manuals.

Richard
Thanks Richard, Very Generous of you !!!
There are so many fantastic folks here on the DCR that I have to do something to earn my keep here Ron! Smile

By the way, I REALLY like your 68! Before I found my 66 back in 1989, I would have loved to have found a nice 68 but you just don't see many of them here in my area.

Richard
Thank's for the Faxon Link; Very good Info; I'll use them my future need's; Thank's again Richard
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