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Help identify my overdrive, and decide what to do with it. 120-130

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posted by  patrick of montreal on  Mon Aug 22 01:17 CST 2011
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What malloy said, slam it in there, I have a J type the only thing I have ever done with it is change the oil, clean the strainer...not even the o rings...works a charm, smooth shift. It is easy to get bogged down in the deatils of a quality overhaul, but this tranny/od is so tough I would leave it alone unless there is a problem Besides it is very easy to pull the tranny if there is a problem...unlike FWD cars often are. Congrats on the engagement, life will be getting complicated......good thing you have a nice simple Volvo.
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Patrick, '68 220 (used to drive 240s)






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