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few questions on m47 tranny inspection 200

posted by  bcg on  Fri Aug 14 20:20 CST 2020
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hi dave,
thanks for letting me know about the genuine volvo parts. i'm having some issues of sourcing some bearings that appear in need of replacing.

i'm thinking that one bearing, volvo p/n 1232993 (nla) has a broken plastic cage which let's a bearing or two to come in contact with each other. it may not matter, though; it may run in that condition just fine.

let me resolve this bearing issue. i may just return the tranny and get my money back. my garage is already full of spare parts, and i'm not inclined to getting a couple of spares trannies.

working on a decision.

regards,
byron





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