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#1270263 06/25/2018 9:58 PM
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Does anyone know where to find the gasket for a borg warner r10 overdrive that goes between the overdrive case and the adapter plate? All I can find is a $70 rebuild kit that includes bearings, etc.


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Raw gasket material should be available at your FLAPS, and you can use a ball peen hammer to cut one using the mounting flange of the overdrive. Surely it isn't a lost art. I've made my own gaskets a number of times. I think I still have some gasket material kicking around the garage.

Last edited by klhansen; 06/26/2018 2:17 AM.

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