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3 speed auto rebuild

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3 speed auto rebuild

Post by dmould66 »

anyone know where i can get a rebuilt 3 speed gearbox or rebuild kit from? mine slips badly until warm driving me crazy.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Any auto trans shop will be able to deal with the 3 speed - It's been used in holdens forever. I've been quoted about $600 for a rebuild (not drive - in drive-out - that was supply trans only to workshop)

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Re: 3 speed auto rebuild

Post by Guy »

dmould66 wrote:anyone know where i can get a rebuilt 3 speed gearbox or rebuild kit from? mine slips badly until warm driving me crazy.
New fluid correct level (trans warm motor running) .. will most likley be OK .. way cheaper give that a try prior to forking out for a rebuild you may not need.
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Post by dmould66 »

flushed it several times, dropped sump cleaned filter, checked for vacum leaks, changed valve on vacum line (on manifold) fitted new cooler and lines still does it! if i can find a good rebuilt box id swap it in and be done with it.
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Post by MightyMouse »

I'd echo others comments about getting it rebuilt as opposed to DIY.

Autos are complex beasties / require special tools / and a nice clean environment to do properly.

Rebuild or second hand ( assuming the replacments not crap ) would be my choice.
( usual disclaimers )

It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by dmould66 »

Gwagensteve wrote:Any auto trans shop will be able to deal with the 3 speed - It's been used in holdens forever. I've been quoted about $600 for a rebuild (not drive - in drive-out - that was supply trans only to workshop)

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do you know what holdens?
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Post by nicbeer »

dmould - its a trimatic...

although different bellhousing i beleive to any holden boxes
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Post by dmould66 »

so use my belhousing-transfer box, but what holdens?
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Post by sic_zook »

there a trimatic box but differant. they run the same clutch plates, seals n
bands as all the othere trimatics do but run a differant planitary gears n
a differant pump, case, bellhousing, converter n valve body so pay an auto shop to do it there 1 of the cheapest autos 2 rebuild or get an
import ONE
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