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jamie passon's A833 rebuild article #168487
12/16/08 02:16 PM
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he did an article in mopar muscle in march of 2004. he doesn't have an electronic copy, so i'm trying to find one.

does anyone have a copy of this?

thanks...

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: mickm] #168488
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I'll check when I get home where it is. I would get a Factory Service Manual. I just rebuilt mine in the spring. It's not too hard of a job
I believe I may have printed something off the internet that gave instructions.. I'll have to check for that too.

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: 68KillerBee] #168489
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Cuda340
05-05-2005, 01:22 PM
Try these links!!!!!
http://www.slantsix.org/articles/4-speeds/ODA833fourspeed1.htm
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/projectbuild/5134/
http://www.brewersperformance.com/
http://www.motivegear.com/ (go into the catalog and there is a diagram and parts listing)
http://www.nationaldrivetrain.com/
I used these and rebuilt my A833 tranny. I never built one before and I was amazed on how easy it was. A bit of advice use some 3/4 electrical conduit for the dummy shaft when putting in the counter shaft, cut the piece the same size as the cluster gear.




stole that from ForABodiesOnly.com. I used those and the FSM along with calling Passon Performance when I really didn't know what to do. Don't know if you already got your stuff but I got mine from him and he was extremely helpful every time I called.

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: 68KillerBee] #168490
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those links look good, i'll look through them. got the service manual, will go through it, but an article like what jamie wrote i'm sure will be much more in depth, and will probably address problems, issues, things to make sure of. so i want to get hold of that if i can.

thanks all, and post whatever you can find...

mickm

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: mickm] #168491
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Mick, are you taking the trans apart and if so why? Did are favorite mechanic fail to do something properly?

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: SCATPK] #168492
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Mick, are you taking the trans apart and if so why? Did are favorite mechanic fail to do something properly?



no, not taking apart, IS apart.

got to the point where if the car wasn't rolling, was next to impossible to get it into first gear. for that matter, 2nd 3rd or 4th. i would have to fumble around until i could get it into any gear, and then it would go into 1st.

grodon thought that we hadn't got the snap ring holding first gear in the correct position, and so it and it's slider were loose on the shaft. turned out not to be the case. almost everything we saw was perfect, except for the slider drums. pretty beat up. sent the slider assemblies to passon, and i need new drums and keys, plus a little deburring work on the 1-2 slider. jamie isn't positive that these things caused my problems, but there is nothing else obvious.

should have the parts back next week, and then i'll assemble it. back in the car when it's not 40 degrees in the garage, (yeah, i know, i'm a wimp, can't handle the cold...), so, we'll see.

so what's another $400?

sigh....

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: 68KillerBee] #168493
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05-05-2005, 01:22 PM
Try these links!!!!!
http://www.slantsix.org/articles/4-speeds/ODA833fourspeed1.htm
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/projectbuild/5134/
http://www.brewersperformance.com/
http://www.motivegear.com/ (go into the catalog and there is a diagram and parts listing)
http://www.nationaldrivetrain.com/
I used these and rebuilt my A833 tranny. I never built one before and I was amazed on how easy it was. A bit of advice use some 3/4 electrical conduit for the dummy shaft when putting in the counter shaft, cut the piece the same size as the cluster gear.




stole that from ForABodiesOnly.com. I used those and the FSM along with calling Passon Performance when I really didn't know what to do. Don't know if you already got your stuff but I got mine from him and he was extremely helpful every time I called.





Hey that's me!!!
Don't be afraid to go through the trans it is pretty straight forward. I bought my rebuild kit through Passon. If you have any Q's just post'um and I am sure this board will answer them... Good luck.

Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: Cuda340] #168494
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Did your trans try to grind in any gears or just tought to get in? Dan


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Re: jamie passon's A833 rebuild article [Re: 64dodge572] #168495
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Did your trans try to grind in any gears or just tought to get in? Dan




like nothing i've ever felt before. no grinding at all, none. but when it was sticking, which was most but not all of the time, i physically could not get it into first, no matter how much pressure i put on it. it simply wouldn't go. i would have to get it into another gear before i could get it into first. note that this was only when stopped, when i was rolling it was slightly clunky, but fine.

also got to the point that when i power shifted into second, it felt completely engaged, but wasn't. good think i have a rev limiter...

we thought that maybe the drum was cocking in the slider, it was that worn. jamie didn't think so, but who knows...

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