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A 833 4 Speed Overdrive Dodge Transmission on 2040-parts.com

US $300.00
Location:

Towanda, Pennsylvania, United States

Towanda, Pennsylvania, United States
looks to be in good condition
Brand:dodge

 A833 dodge 4 speed overdrive transmission , it shifts and turns looks to be in good condition , tail shaft housing # c-99539 , front bearing retainer # c-13157 , machined pad number is PP 8393 21 84
casting numbers on driver side front of case is C 13546 and 06x0584 , shift cover plate # is C-13550-2 and 09104, i was told the PP 8393 # is a miss stamp and it should be a PP 833 ,
by tailshaft housing # and front bearing retainer # it is a 4 speed overdrive dodge truck 1976 to 1979 . check the numbers and make sure for yourself .

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