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Hi everyone
i am going to rebuild my 3speed transmission and have located an overhaul kit, I have been looking for a manual to aid me in doing the rebuild and all i can find is info on a 54 chevy 3speed and nothing on the 62, can anyone with any info that would help me, i would be greatful.

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maybe the 54 chevy manual will give me the basics i would need for the rebuild, no one in my area is willing to work on the old chevy 3speed, it seems all they want to work on is automatics... go figure

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I buried mine in the back yard...

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Nice truck! The shop manuals sold by the Truck Shop, Jim Carter, etc. have detailed information and photos on transmission rebuilding. If your driveline is the same as a pick up truck, I think your 3 speed trans would be the same as is shown in the 1955 and later shop manuals.

I have found it is best to look for transmission repair shops that have been in business for a long time when trying to find one to work on my 3 speeds. Bigger cities usually have several old transmission repair shops.


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Thanks for the information, the chassis is the same as a 62 c10 with torsion front end ect ect, I was given this ID chart and i have identified that mine is the 344 chevrolet transmission, i will rebuild this! i found out today that the second gear has a back cut on it that is to keep it in gear, and if that back cut is worn it would jump out like mine, so i will have to find out how many teeth this second gear has and find a replacement...

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gazim thats way to funny i buried 2 in my backyard! i blew so many of those things up in my 20s it was insane!still remember where they are....id install a fully syncro from 66 up if your not gonna baby it timbukman i love that ice cream truck that is truly a cool project.Id be thinkin fully syncro for sure drive

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