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rebuilding a 727 myself??

Posted By: hulmule

rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:12 AM

I'm tried of paying to get a job done and not been happy with the work. so is it that hard to rebuild a B.B 727 ? special tools?I've rebuilt 3 motors.where do i buy the rebuild kit? thanks phil
Posted By: moparsquid

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:17 AM

id check summit or the nearest mopar dealer, do you have air and the main thing is to keep it cleen while doing it. good luck BOB
Posted By: 70AARcuda

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:19 AM

one of the most complete kits is from transtar kits from northerautoparts.com

special tools...you need snap ring pliers..

a tool to compress the front clutch pac to remove and replace seals....can be home made or bought.

need to be able to drive out old bushing from front drum..pump..tail shaft....
bushing drivers kit is expensive..but you could take those 3 parts and bushing to a trans shop and they could knock them in and out in a couple of minutes...

the 727 is an easy trans to rebuild...there are a couple of good books available and a video is available.
Posted By: 3twos

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:20 AM

Pick up the Munro book and doing yourself is not that difficult. The book is really helpful. Bulkparts.com used to be a good place to buy the parts, don't know if they are still around
Posted By: WILD BILL

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:25 AM

CRT has everything you could ever need or want plus the customer service is second to none.

Not to many special tools are required. Most I made my self out of scrap laying around.

First thing I would recomend buying is the 727 Handbook by Carl Munroe.

Where are you in Ohio? If your close enough you could even bring it by my house and I can teach you how to do one.
Posted By: 70AARcuda

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:27 AM

www.bulkpart.com
Posted By: hulmule

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:28 AM

looks like i'll give it a try then thanks , where do i get this video or books
Posted By: 1_WILD_RT

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:28 AM

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Where are you in Ohio? If your close enough you could even bring it by my house and I can teach you how to do one.




Listen to the man... He's done lots of 727's...Well Ok, He's one 727... Lots of times....

Thats gonna leave a mark...
Posted By: Waveraider

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:29 AM

I did mine myself (my first rebuild) and it was a piece of cake. IMO, it was harder to pull/install the tranny than to rebuild. I checked out a book from of the Indpls Public Library, which may be the same one referred to earlier. I believe that I have less than 250 bucks invested in the rebuild, including the Trans-go shift kit. Good luck.
Posted By: 70AARcuda

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:32 AM

buy the video...and get a 727 ATSG manual

video...

http://www.technicalvideos.com/videos/transmission.phtml

manual...

http://www.technicalvideos.com/books/transmission.phtml

video will walk you thru it step by step...
Posted By: DaytonaTurbo

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:45 AM

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First thing I would recomend buying is the 727 Handbook by Carl Munroe.




I used to have a copy, it was a great book. Cost like 10-15 bones off ebay.
Posted By: 69L78Nova

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:50 AM

In my opinion, a Torqueflite is the easiest automatic trans to rebuild Ive done so many, I cant even remember half of them. Actually, I would say the 833 is the easiest stick trans Ive ever done...compared to an M20, M21, M22, and T5. Go Mother Mopar!
Posted By: WILD BILL

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:51 AM

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Quote:



Where are you in Ohio? If your close enough you could even bring it by my house and I can teach you how to do one.




Listen to the man... He's done lots of 727's...Well Ok, He's one 727... Lots of times....




Thats gonna leave a mark...





Ok, who didn't see that coming



You can get the handbook from CRT as well.


P.S. I have the book.
Posted By: 1_WILD_RT

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 02:53 AM

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In my opinion, a Torqueflite is the easiest automatic trans to rebuild Ive done so many, I cant even remember half of them. Actually, I would say the 833 is the easiest stick trans Ive ever done...compared to an M20, M21, M22, and T5. Go Mother Mopar!




C4 & C6 are easy... 350 & 400 Turbos are easy... FMX is overly complex but still pretty easy... AOD's are easy... Most Autos I've ever done weren't to difficult...

BTW Just saw that Bill posted... I gotta take the easy shots...

FWIW I read your saga & I felt bad for ya.. And I know at this point you know 727's better than most...
Posted By: WILD BILL

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 03:25 AM

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BTW Just saw that Bill posted... I gotta take the easy shots...

FWIW I read your saga & I felt bad for ya.. And I know at this point you know 727's better than most...





It's all good.

You should see some of the flak I get from memebers in person. Everyone seems to like getting their shots in on me.

All that said, I wouldn't change any of it even if I could. I'm sure my saga helped someone and I also think many of the members who have looked me up a the track and said Either know me becuase of that or my pics.







Also bear in mind, I'm keeping a list
Posted By: dOOc

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 05:49 AM

You are going to have to either buy some specialty tools or be handy and make some.
Posted By: RapidRobert

Re: rebuilding a 727 myself?? - 07/31/09 07:10 AM

clean the outside of the case spotless BEFORE you start, keeps dirt from making its way inside as you go back together(trust me on that one). A long table so you can seperate out the assy's & keep everything in order & take notes on which sides of things go to which side (like spacers/thrust washers etc) also put a dial indicator on the front pump shaft & measure the end play before you begin.
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