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Location: chicagoland
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problem with granny tranny
Wont stay in second gear. I have to assume that the syncros are bad. The question is, where might I find them. The suspect is in my 67 c30 behind a 292 six with pto for the dump hydraulics. My quess is this trans is used in 3/4 ton trucks as well. I plan on pulling the trans as soon as I locate some syncros so let me know. Thanks
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Rosedale B.C. Canada
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Re: problem with granny tranny
Hy c30, I think a company named Novak sells parts for the SM420, hope that helps.
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Location: chicagoland
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Re: problem with granny tranny
Good call Bobb. Company is called Novak conversions, They offer a full rebuild kit including bearings, gaskets, and syncos for about $225
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Eastern TN
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Re: problem with granny tranny
Usually its not the syncros that cause this. Its the little square pieces that hold the syncro assembly engauged to the gear. I have no idea what the true name is but have always heard of them being called dogs. You may get lucky finding parts locally if there is a big truck trans shop around. That is where I got bushings for a SM465.
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