Re: [AMC-list] overdrive issues

[tom jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>]

The shaft does normally wobble in the case. It's a single row ball bearing.
Remember that the far end of the input shaft lives in the pilot bushing;
that's what keeps the shaft rigid longitudinally.  It's also why
transmission alignment is so important.


On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 23:22, <das24rules@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> ok, one more round. i got the transmission out. im pretty sure i have the
> problem found. my input bearing race is very sloppy in the case. so sloopy,
> it wabbles the input shaft around, and will spin in the case. bearing is
> not
> rough, or tight or anything. feels good, just very loose in the case. for
> some strange reason. spinning it by hand, i can tip the shaft around, and
> feel it start vibrating on the cluster gears. so, now i guess, can i run my
> used input shaft/gear from the original trans in this one? i know rear end
> gears are bad juju to mix together. what about trans input shaft gears? or
> am
> i better off just swapping the bearing? ideal would be to get a new
> bearing,
> but right now, things are tight and i cant afford to just run to town and
> order one and all. dave stohler
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-- 
All of your arguments are invalid.
Enjoy your unstable system.
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