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Re: An interesting Mopar trivia question - can YOU answer? [Re: 52savoy] #685196
05/02/10 12:45 PM
05/02/10 12:45 PM
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Spokane Washington
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Quote:

Not only did the last 18-spline that I sold NOT have the boss, it also used the 307 front bearing. As I understand it, it was a 66 trans (but may have been a 67).





Correct Jim, the 66 transmissions did not have a boss, it was added sometime in the later part of 67 production but did not yet contain the VIN stamping (that didn't start until 1968).

Re: An interesting Mopar trivia question - can YOU answer? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #685197
05/06/10 05:59 PM
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Sorry for the late reply, I don`t get on the computer often, but back in the day at the Chrysler dealer I ran, we would rebuild 727`s and 904`s in house. We would also rebuild all engines providing their was no block damage also in house, the same held true for carb`s, steering boxes and rear`s. I never came across an 833 that had to be rebuilt or replaced all the years I was with Chrysler, but had I, policy would have provided an exchange unit, new, not reman, and the numbers on the new case would not have a paper trail to the car it was being placed into. Alan is right the 833 trans he has was either bought over the counter or it was a replacement under warrenty.

Re: An interesting Mopar trivia question - can YOU answer? [Re: ScottSmith_Harms] #685198
05/06/10 06:31 PM
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Ohio
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Quote:

Actually John some later 67 transmissins did have the raised pad.



Thats what I make of it. Have had several 67 18 splines with the un-machined pad. 67 used 307 brg, 68 was 308.


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