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Does anybody knows where I can find a exploded view drawing showing the reference number of each component.
The drawing should show the 3-speed Standard Transmission of the 1952 Chevy Truck

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Thank you Tim, does you also know a weblink-adress to read it online ?

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the manual project is a good place for online stuff - this might do

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I do not think that that 3-speed manual is on-line at Keith Hardy's site (the link that Bill gave you). If you find it, let us know.

Also, that overhaul manual at Classic Parts might not have part numbers.

The 1954 Heavy Duty 3-speed transmission probably has different parts. Just about every other transmission is shown in 1he 29-54 Master Parts Catalog.

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classic parts has a manuel that will show you the whole rebuild page 2 shop manuel i halve one its greate you can rebuild the whole truck with it if you wast contact me at [email protected] ill send you a pictiere of the diagram in it


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This initial post is so so very long ago. At that time, we had the Engine & Driveline in one forum. The Driveline has been separated out to its own forum, so I'm moving this thread there.

For what it's worth. Maybe more discussion will ensue.


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