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#55172 01/18/2006 3:25 AM
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I am in the process of rebuilding my Muncie SM420 4-spd tranny and I have a question about painting the tranny. I have degreased, sandblasted, and primed the tranny and I am getting ready to paint it tomorrow night. My question is whether I should or should not paint the mounting flange area where the tranny meets the bell housing. I wondering if I will have problems with assembly and alignment of the tranny with the bell housing if I paint these mounting surfaces. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks.

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cujo8,

Although I don't think it would make 1 mil of difference, I would leave it naked...looks more professional, and after all, it is a "mating surface".

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Stuart, I like the way you think! Thanks for your input.

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just for that little protection I'd rattlecan it w/ a pass. less than 1 mil.


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