Well, unless you're talking about a numbers-matching, '57 fuel-injected Corvette, there's no sense or reason to keep the original transmission if that transmission refuses to operate correctly. These are mass-produced cars, after all, and that transmission was not made solely for that specific car.
If you need another transmission, I still have the one out of the '83 TD I parted out a dozen years or so ago. It came out of a car that was totaled, and drove/shifted just fine. I'm in Centennial; the transmission is near 68th and Washington. I'll let it go super cheap....
Mark in Centennial, CO
On May 18, 2018 at 10:13 AM "dezski@pacbell.net [diesel_mercedes]" <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I'm looking to keep this car long term.
Another 20 years.Quality of the drive is important.My understanding is that there is nothing like the original transmission for a vehicle.My concern is by abandoning it I may regret it.
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