Transmission rebuild

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I have a c6 out of my 72' parts truck that I plan on swapping into my 67'. However while it was in the 72' it was leaking quiet a bit. I'm thinking that it is probably the front seal but not sure. So, I think I'll just rebuild it before installing it since it's 34 years old. Typically how hard of a job is it? Where can I get a rebuild kit and how much do they typically cost. I have the haynes ford automatic transmission overhaul manuel and it doesn't look to hard but I've never done this before.Thanks
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it shouldn't be all that hard. i don't know where to get one ebay or the parts store. cost free is always best. it shouldnt be that much. get more than one quote though.
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you do know the '67 is the red-headed stepchild of the bumps, right?
I just mention this cause there might be a problem swapping parts from the '72 over to the '67. things like pedals and things might require a bit of research and/or modification to work right.


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Yeah, I've already encountered some problems when I used the power steering parts and brake booster off my 72' but there's always a way to make things work with enough effort and research!
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72hiboy4x4 wrote:BTW :wel: you are in good company in Bonney Lake, our very own moderator and 4x4 expert (OK that might be an exageration :lol: ) Heep70, AKA Greg lives up there!

Who the heck would wanna live in Bonney Lake? :o
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Actually they've changed my city twice in the past year or so. First it was sumner, then bonney lake and now lake tapps. So even though I haven't moved my city has changed twice and my zip code once. So, it was really not my choice to live in bonney lake!
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I am just picking on ya. I have lived here for years. Its not a bad place yet.
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The C6 is stupid simple. Make sure the end clearance is in spec and you're good. Good beginner trans.
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How hard is a MX to rebuild. I have done a lot of engine work, but never a tranny.
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