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#63810 08/03/2006 5:05 AM
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the sm465 transmission in my truck is having troubles. the shifter has tore up. i was wondering if anybody has experienced this type of problems and if so what did they do. i wasnt driving when it broke so i dont know exaclty what happened, i took it mud bogging then i let somebody borrow it and it broke then. the shifter just moves around freely, i can get it in to 1,2,and 3 but not low or reverse. it seems like there is some sort of linkage or somethin broke. i have had the entire body off the truck and was unable to get the shifter out, tried to push it down and twist but it didnt work. is there a way to get into the transmission other then tearing the entire cover off. thanks for any ideas, by the way its out of an 84, i dont have a pre 73 but i sure would like to have a 67 or so.

#63811 08/03/2006 9:48 PM
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You have to have the trans halfway in reverse for the cover to lift out. It does present a problem being you can,t shift to reverse. Have you taken the lever out of the cover yet. You press down on the collar with pliers 7 turn it counter-clocwise about 30 degrees. You might find the problem there or be able to shift partway into reverse with a big screwdriver. Those are tough tranny,s. They are hard to work on but I think you will know a lot about it before long.


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#63812 08/03/2006 10:45 PM
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thanks ill try it, the truck was stole and burnt a year and a half ago, then we spent about 10 months fixing it. we have put a new rearend in it, clutch, lots of wiring and many other parts. i thought the transmission would be the last thing i would break. i just bought a sand rail that needs a lot of work so im kinda pressed for money hopefully it want cost too much.

#63813 08/05/2006 6:49 AM
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It's really not that bad to take the top cover off one of these transmissions. You just have to make sure the shift forks align when you put it back on.


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