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Old 04-03-2001, 06:36 PM   #1
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Post Is this a PI converter???

Hey everyone, I dropped my blown AOD today, and realized that the converter is not the original. It's all black, has a drain plug (oooh!), and has the number 432700 stamped into the front of it. PI was the first thing I thought since PI is the only converter maker I know of that uses a 6-digit part number. Anyone have an idea as to if it is or not??? If so, do you know the stall rating and if it's a lockup or not? Thanks.

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