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Technical Part Identification?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by CAHotRodBoy, Jul 2, 2024.

  1. CAHotRodBoy
    Joined: Apr 22, 2005
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    Anybody recognize this? Looks like it could be a transmission but has an input shaft but no output shaft. There is a cover plate on the back side but has no open hole for a shaft. I have no opened it up yet to look inside. The numbers on side are GM3 379936 B92.

    Yes, it is sitting on a Model T running board but is not part of that car. Came from a liquidation sale of a local property so they didn't know anything about it.



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  2. kb cookout
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  3. CAHotRodBoy
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    I just searched Corvair transmission and found it. Thanks!
     
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  4. squirrel
    Joined: Sep 23, 2004
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    It's the transmission. It bolts to the final drive part of the transaxle.

    see it on on the left end of this crappy picture

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  5. Beanscoot
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    But how is the power taken off?
    Is the one visible shaft hollow, and the second shaft inside?
     
  6. squirrel
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    this pic shows the input shaft, which you're missing. It's skinny, and fits inside the output shaft, which you see sticking out of the end of the transmission.

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  7. Jagmech
    Joined: Jul 6, 2022
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    Looks like a 1961-65 4 speed, looks excellent from the pic, pull the cover, if it looks good inside, without water / rust damage, it's a great find. Corvairs and parts are valuable these days, go to Clark's corvairs site for more info.
     
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