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Tranny tools #2758330
04/01/20 10:31 AM
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I haven't built a 904/727 tranny in several years. Actually an old employer had the correct tools, I just use welding vise grips to hold the compressed pistons.
What tool do ya'll recommend to remove the drum pistons so I can replace the seals?
I see them on the net in all shapes and sizes.
Any recommendations?

Thanks
Allen


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Re: Tranny tools [Re: mopar97] #2758366
04/01/20 11:55 AM
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I made all of mine except for the front seal tool.

It’s a diff tool for the 904/727 piston removal

Re: Tranny tools [Re: mopar97] #2758567
04/01/20 07:10 PM
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I bought a turbo 350 drum compressor and made it work.....


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Rick
68 Coronet R/T 440 & 68 Charger 528 Hemi,and 5 Challengers! 6 cyl, 318, 360, 383, 451
Re: Tranny tools [Re: HemiRick] #2758582
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A C clamp is all the special tool that I ever needed. Not that a C clamp is something unique. Special tools are nice but I do so few automatics that I don't see the need to buy them. I prefer manuals. I think the last automatic I did was a FWD transaxle out of an 89 Plymouth turbovan almost 20 years ago.

Re: Tranny tools [Re: mopar97] #2761192
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This is what I made and have used many times for compressing the drum clutch pack while removing the center retaining clip.
Pay attention to the location of the "stands" that seat on the spring retainer. If too close together, you can't remove the retaining clip.

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Re: Tranny tools [Re: 440Jim] #2761243
04/07/20 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by 440Jim
This is what I made and have used many times for compressing the drum clutch pack while removing the center retaining clip.
Pay attention to the location of the "stands" that seat on the spring retainer. If too close together, you can't remove the retaining clip.


A buddy made me a similar one (although not as nice) out of scraps he had laying 40+ years ago. up beer

Re: Tranny tools [Re: mopar97] #2761444
04/08/20 11:41 AM
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Thanks for your input. I purchased one that works well for less than $70.00. I build a trans every yer or two so I didn't want a $2-300 purchase.
Thanks Again
Allen


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Re: Tranny tools [Re: 440Jim] #2762069
04/09/20 08:54 PM
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nice work simple but effective.


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