Chrysler has / had Two Series in their Transmissions : the 9 series the 7 series Within each series - they had three builds : In the 9 series - this would be : 904 / 998 / 999 , 904 is for the Economy 6 engines and contains 3 clutches / 3 steel plates - and narrow band - smaller drum etc. 998 is for Mid power engines - Torque motors - like the 304 / I - 6 4x4 AMC products . It contains a wider band - larger drum - 4 clutches / 4 steels etc . Has webbing cast onto the top of the Trans. Case - can't miss it. 999 has been used behind the MoPar Duster 360 and Wrangler JEEPs up thru the year 2000 . It contains 5 clutches / 5 steel plates / widest band big drum , 4 pinion planatary etc. and also has webbing cast into the top of the case . If you have a pencil size hole in the center of the Input Shaft - you have a Lock Up Convertor Trans. starting roughly around 1979 for Chrysler Products and 1981 for AMC . My 1981 Eagle Series 50 has a Six and a 998 Lock Up Convertor Trans. The 904 is a SIX cyl. Trans. non-4wd Vehicles The 998 Came behind the 304 and the EAGLE 6. You can tell a 998 Trans. as there is EXTRA BRACING on the back ( or TOP depending if the car is on a lift or not ) of the Trans. Case . The Bracing is cast into the case - and is clearly visable . 904 Trannies do not have the Extra bracing . You have an Original 304 V8 Gremlin "?" - You have an Original A-998 TorqueCommand. Brien. NEW YORK [ Double-click this line for list subscription options ] Message: 1 Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:43:47 -0800 (PST) From: Davis Martin <martin-davis@xxxx> Subject: Re: Re: Still dont know what tranny i have? deezildennis <dsinks@xxxx> wrote: I am failry versed in what the 904 can handle but I am getting conflicting reorts of what actually came behind my v8 gremmie stock. Thats what I need to know, is it a 904 or 998. Is there any tell tale markings on the tranny itself? I have never herd of a 998 in a gremlin. 904 and 3 spd is all I have ever seen. Davis __________________