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  1. 02-13-2014 01:59 PM #1
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    The shaft coming out of the trans will move around about .050"
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    Quote Originally Posted by 39 Chevy View Post
    The shaft coming out of the trans will move around about .050"
    Seems to me that the output shaft bearing shouldn't have that kind of play in it, but then I'm not a tranny expert by any means. Maybe one of the other guys will jump in a bit later and offer some solid advice.
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