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#1312740 06/01/2019 11:18 AM
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Hi,
Still trying to get a line on the NEW PROCESS NP435GA used by GM/Chev between 1968-1972.
Found a bloke over your way who reckons if I can find an ORIGINAL GM/CHEV part number for an input shaft to suit the above transmission, may make it a bit easier.
The number I came up with is:-"WT291-16K 95957"
I don't know much more than that myself, BUT it does not sound like an original number to me.
Would anyone have either a master parts list, access to one, or even a link that I can cross reference to?
Somewhere, someone has to have one of these 22 tooth input shafts and/or input shaft housings or at least know something about them?
Figure that if I had even a link to a spec sheet, it may just give me what I am looking for.
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Rustnut,
Been all over that link, don't really give anything of value re the Chev/GM use.
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Your part number comes up as a 21 tooth.

This oufit has quite a few NP parts.22 Teeth 10 Spline


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Something wrong here Rustnut, possibly was given the wrong part # in the first place!
BUT, that link you posted leads to the much later NV4500 trans, unless they are EXACTLY the same input shaft (and who would ever know?), besides, that input shaft is for DODGE, not Chev/GM, although I also believe that the two versions were almost identical???
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Try this link to the same web site...the NV4500 is their home page...click on the "Manual Trans" tab and scroll down to the NP435 link or click here.

https://www.transmissionpartsdistributors.com/np435-4-speed/

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Thanks, Mike B,
They have the standard 17 tooth but NOT the 22 tooth
Dave


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