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Offline x6xdemonx6x

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tf 727 rebuild
« on: 03/ 8/10 - 06:57PM »
Fried the tranny in my jeep yesturday (no longer have reverse or 3rd gear)gonna need to have it rebuilt anyone know somone that can do it reasonably?  Or guide me through it.

edit::  The tranny has to be amc bolt pattern a normal chrysler one won't work.
« Last Edit: 03/ 8/10 - 07:33PM by x6xdemonx6x »
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Offline gdowling

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #1 on: 03/ 8/10 - 07:19PM »
not sure you care - I have a TH400 for sale...???
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Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #2 on: 03/ 8/10 - 07:32PM »
if it would bolt up to my engine and tcase without haveing to buy adapters or anything like that i would consider it.
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Dude......I don't think thats gonna buff out.<br /><br />That ain't rust...Their custom lightening holes.

Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #3 on: 03/ 9/10 - 09:58PM »
anyone know anyone that rebuilds these cheaply?
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Offline CRAZY LARRY

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #4 on: 03/10/10 - 12:27AM »
ace trans.,lovelands and beetles.
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Offline Jeeper guy

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #5 on: 03/10/10 - 12:40AM »
+2 Ace is good as well as beetles
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Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #6 on: 03/10/10 - 11:09AM »
good to hear i was going to ask if anyone has used beetles since i just got off the phone with them and they seem to have a reasonable price.
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Dude......I don't think thats gonna buff out.<br /><br />That ain't rust...Their custom lightening holes.

Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #7 on: 03/10/10 - 11:17AM »
wow lovelands wants 1200 if i just bring the tranny in itself
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Dude......I don't think thats gonna buff out.<br /><br />That ain't rust...Their custom lightening holes.

Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #8 on: 03/10/10 - 11:22AM »
i was told by another member that he thought there was somone doing tranny's for members for around 300 is this true?
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Dude......I don't think thats gonna buff out.<br /><br />That ain't rust...Their custom lightening holes.

Offline LoneWolf

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #9 on: 03/10/10 - 11:42AM »
I've never heard of anyone, anywhere, rebuilding any transmission for less than 1200 with warranty. If you find someone who'll do it for $300 with a warranty... Please post up their info for the rest of us.
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Offline x6xdemonx6x

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Re: tf 727 rebuild
« Reply #10 on: 03/10/10 - 11:46AM »
so far best is beetles for 450 if i carry it in and still is covered with thier warranty
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Dude......I don't think thats gonna buff out.<br /><br />That ain't rust...Their custom lightening holes.
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