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Any local trans shop should have them. GM used the same rear real and bushing in almost every rwd trans from 1960-today.
If you get in a jam, and cannot find one easily, I have them here. No reason I could not drop them in the mail.
Any local trans shop should have them. GM used the same rear real and bushing in almost every rwd trans from 1960-today.
If you get in a jam, and cannot find one easily, I have them here. No reason I could not drop them in the mail.
The transmission shops around here don't sell parts and the auto parts stores don't even have a listing for a auto trans tailshaft bushing. Everybody has the seal.
It doesn't leak but the yoke has a lot of side to side play where it enters the transmission housing. I do get a little vibration when it shifts into 4th (OD) if I'm going uphill.
Is it easy to replace? Any special tools required? I just did half shaft u-joints which was a piece of cake!
I have recently bought a ton of parts from Keith Ziegler at http://www.transtarindustries.com/ I think he's in the New Brunswick, NJ office....fast service: D