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My metal 12 tooth driven gear broke off it's shaft, and the teeth are deformed (don't know what the drive gear looks like). I've looked at the usual websites but can't find anything that even looks close to mine. Anybody know a source, or do I have to go out to the junkyard?

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Last edited by GMC53; 06/21/2010 6:51 PM.

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1953 GMC
What size truck?
What transmission?

I think the drive gear is the one inside the transmission and the driven gear is at the end of the cable fitting that goes into the transmission.

A Want Ad in the Swap Meet with the above information might get you the used parts (and/or, get you a response from people with NOS parts - I got mine that way).

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That sounds more logical about the driven gear. Thanks.
I'm driving a half-ton 228 6 cylinder with 4 speed (granny gear).
I'll try posting.



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Are you having troubles with the transmission gears [take off for speedometer] or the speedometer head it's self? the inner parts of the speedometer are fairly much all the same among GM cars in the 50's

















Last edited by cletis; 06/21/2010 8:07 PM. Reason: removed parts offer
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GMC53, check your Private Messages. I have sent the name/number of someone to contact.


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