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#484791 12/21/2008 4:44 PM
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I bought an MY6 on ebay, and it was sold as needing a rebuild. I missed that part when I bid, but that's my fault, not the seller's. I pulled the cover off, and can find nothing broken, but there is a lot of wear. As I move the gears around, I can get 4th gear, but that's all. From what I can see, this unit appears to be very simple. With 3 months of winter ahead of us, this is something I would like to try to rebuild myself. Where can I find a manual that would apply to this specific trans? I assume a Mopar 833 manual would be the same as a GM MY6 manual. I have found Chilton and Haynes manuals on the web, but my experience is that those are good for some things, but not for others. Also, where would I buy replacement parts, particularly sychronizers? Thanks in advance for advice, and if this isn't nearly as simple as it appears, please set me straight.

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Just trying to help. Try this Link

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I've seen some links with info on rebuilding. I just tried to google them and didn't get what I wanted. You might try doing a search here and on Inliners.org, which is were I saw them. I picked up my rebuild kit from a dealer on ekbay. I haven't installed it yet so I don't what quality is. The dealer seemed knowledgeable and also supplied the correct speedo gear for my rear axle gears.

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I just bought parts from Novak Transmissions. Give them a call and see what they can do for you. Check the links for their site.


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