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Is it the M47 Transmission or my clutch 200 1989

posted by  Rene on  Sat May 1 15:01 CST 2021
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Your transmition is probably low on oil or out,you are going to need a new one.
STOP DRIVING it just in case it isnt trashed!
Also sounds like the shifter assemly support may be rusted,weak or broke. I
did bhave one rust out, but it was a tubular tripod,not the square one
pictured,either would fit but the tubular one does rust out easier.
Unfortunatly i live far north otherwise i could sell you one
for an exorbitant price as i have about 5 M47 and 10 or so m46 and a few autos

René🤷‍♂️😢
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Rene






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