Cutting Transmission Input Shaft at John Mallery blog

Cutting Transmission Input Shaft. It's got the longer input shaft that i would have to change to make it work with the stock bell housing in my '67 fairlane. We used to shorten the input shaft on mopar 833 transmissions often. I believe what he’s trying to figure out is what application his transmission could have come from using an input shaft that short. As you rotate it you’ll see a crescent shaped cutout on the shaft. Yes, use the roller bearing in the torque converter register. Can i just swap the input shaft with a shorter one from. When pairing an 833 manual to an engine that's crankshaft. On some transmissions, you might have to cut about 3/4 off the end of the input shaft so it clears and doesn't hit the back of the crankshaft, but if you have. With the bearing retainer removed the input shaft can be extricated from the main case. It appears that i will have to cut the imput shaft. The face of the trans to the roller bearing in the crank is a fixed distance of 6.525 regardless of input shaft length. Install it, carefully measure how much to cut and do it.

Yes, use the roller bearing in the torque converter register. It's got the longer input shaft that i would have to change to make it work with the stock bell housing in my '67 fairlane. It appears that i will have to cut the imput shaft. The face of the trans to the roller bearing in the crank is a fixed distance of 6.525 regardless of input shaft length. With the bearing retainer removed the input shaft can be extricated from the main case. We used to shorten the input shaft on mopar 833 transmissions often. As you rotate it you’ll see a crescent shaped cutout on the shaft. On some transmissions, you might have to cut about 3/4 off the end of the input shaft so it clears and doesn't hit the back of the crankshaft, but if you have. I believe what he’s trying to figure out is what application his transmission could have come from using an input shaft that short. Can i just swap the input shaft with a shorter one from.

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Cutting Transmission Input Shaft The face of the trans to the roller bearing in the crank is a fixed distance of 6.525 regardless of input shaft length. The face of the trans to the roller bearing in the crank is a fixed distance of 6.525 regardless of input shaft length. With the bearing retainer removed the input shaft can be extricated from the main case. I believe what he’s trying to figure out is what application his transmission could have come from using an input shaft that short. Install it, carefully measure how much to cut and do it. Yes, use the roller bearing in the torque converter register. On some transmissions, you might have to cut about 3/4 off the end of the input shaft so it clears and doesn't hit the back of the crankshaft, but if you have. When pairing an 833 manual to an engine that's crankshaft. We used to shorten the input shaft on mopar 833 transmissions often. It's got the longer input shaft that i would have to change to make it work with the stock bell housing in my '67 fairlane. It appears that i will have to cut the imput shaft. Can i just swap the input shaft with a shorter one from. As you rotate it you’ll see a crescent shaped cutout on the shaft.