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Steve Plucker · 09-27-2015, 09:53 AM

For a "complete rebuild kit"...there is no specific just one "part number"...There are many parts related to a transmission for a "complete rebuild kit".

PLUS you need to know just what transmission you are working with to get the right parts associated with it as there were many changes over the years.

Go to your favorite Model A store (Bratton's, Snyders, etc) and there you will see a list of all the parts associated with the transmission.

ALSO...read the Ford Service Bulletins about repairing the transmission...In the initial description (March 1928) it tells you how...BUT BEWARE...There is a CORRECTION related to the March 1928 Bulletin in the April 1928 Bulletin that you must read so as not to screw it up.

Also there are several other areas in the Bulletins that you should study.

All in all...it is farily simple...If you know and understand your transmission and disasemble and assemble it correctly, it should last you a long time (as long as the reproduction parts are made correctly!).

Pluck

09-27-2015, 09:53 AM	#4
Steve Plucker BANNED Join Date: May 2010 Location: Walla Walla, Washington USA Posts: 6,066	Re: Bad knock in 2nd gear UPDATE For a "complete rebuild kit"...there is no specific just one "part number"...There are many parts related to a transmission for a "complete rebuild kit". PLUS you need to know just what transmission you are working with to get the right parts associated with it as there were many changes over the years. Go to your favorite Model A store (Bratton's, Snyders, etc) and there you will see a list of all the parts associated with the transmission. ALSO...read the Ford Service Bulletins about repairing the transmission...In the initial description (March 1928) it tells you how...BUT BEWARE...There is a CORRECTION related to the March 1928 Bulletin in the April 1928 Bulletin that you must read so as not to screw it up. Also there are several other areas in the Bulletins that you should study. All in all...it is farily simple...If you know and understand your transmission and disasemble and assemble it correctly, it should last you a long time (as long as the reproduction parts are made correctly!). Pluck Last edited by Steve Plucker; 09-27-2015 at 10:01 AM.