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#851626 05/15/2012 5:16 AM
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Actually,the question is NOT a 2 speed,but the question IS ABOUT a 2 Speed.
So--does anyone sell a rebuild kit for the electric 2 speed on my '57 F350's 1350 axle? I did find a shift motor in my shop,but it's a 2 bolt mount and my truck needs a 3 bolt.
Apparently mine's missing a little brass contact that makes it shift up. (Diagnosis of the counter-guy at Six States.)
I'm hoping there's a kit for these,like the rebuild kits I used to get for my Handyman Jack.
Speed

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Sorry I don't have the answer, but I have an idea. The starter on my dodge quit because the copper contact eroded away to the point where it quit entirely. The diagnosis was a new starter, but it only needed a $4 contact. Try a electrical shop that rebuilds starters, generators, etc. They might have a substitute for your missing brass contact.

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I used to rebuild them all the time years ago. All the parts were available separatly then. I bet some of the truck parts stores still have them. Try Precision-Bilt parts co in Kansas City


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Speed, I sent you a PM.


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