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does anyone know what transmission model spicer 6453 P/N 300045-6
i really need to know soon thank you!!
i really need to know soon thank you!!
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whats this tranny for? model 6453
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gimpyrobb
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Pretty sure its a 5Sp over drive 5 ton trans
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thanks Gimp, I need a tranny soon!! (currently in the shop w/ it removed)
and found that one but no description of what it would fit..
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The "tail" or output should be obvious. A deuce has 4 bolt holes, that one should have like 8.
All spicer parts are interchangeable with one another. like input and output shafts find a spicer 5 or 7 speed. swap your bellhousing over to it and the output yoke or have a shop fab your driveshaft to the different length of the transmission.
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there is a deuce tranny in the classifieds in NC
Or pick up a 5 ton clutch with flywheel housing for SAE 2 and you can install most transmissions to it with a few mods to the rear i am sure.
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there is a deuce tranny in the classifieds in NC
Or pick up a 5 ton clutch with flywheel housing for SAE 2 and you can install most transmissions to it with a few mods to the rear i am sure.
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ok thanks! i have not seen either one... its in the shop. i was just informed of this needed repair
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thanks but this proble is already going to take most of my tax refund so cant afford any custom work already bought a clutch kit for it too!!
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Interesting
What sae pattern is the duece trans
What sae pattern is the duece trans
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Well I guess this is irrelevant now as I do not have a transmission problem I just have an input shaft seal I need to replace because it is blown
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There is no seal on the input shaft on a deuce. Maybe your trans had to much fluid in it? The leak sent you to the shop? Just guessing. Clue us in on what happened.
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Yup, phil is right.
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I have heard from many people said there is no seal on the input shaft yet my mechanic ( he use to own and maintain a 5 ton wrecker) ordered a replacement, how is that possible???
I took my duce to him to have the clutch replaced and he noticed the clutch oil soaked parts area.
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I have heard from many people said there is no seal on the input shaft yet my mechanic ( he use to own and maintain a 5 ton wrecker) ordered a replacement, how is that possible???
I took my duce to him to have the clutch replaced and he noticed the clutch oil soaked.
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http://test.steelsoldiers.com/upload/M35/TM9-2520-246-34-1.pdf
Go to this TM and download, print it and ask your mechanic where the input shaft seal is located.
Just trying to show you the facts. This site has all the info you could ever need for a deuce, just ask !
Go to this TM and download, print it and ask your mechanic where the input shaft seal is located.
Just trying to show you the facts. This site has all the info you could ever need for a deuce, just ask !
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Yes yes i realize what you and others are saying.
But all i can do at this point is see what he says when he installs the seal... If there is not supposed to be one he wont have a way to install one.... Right?
It will be done in couple days.
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His question was:
The correct (short) answer would have been SAE#3
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yes I agree, that's why I am going to have him take a picture or show me the bearings and the old 1 and have him explain to me why my transmission has an imput shaft seal and no 1 elses does
chances are if he thinks it was leaking because of the seal he will fill it to high anyway and will see if it still leaks.
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