Dodge 727 904 Transmission Shifter Seal Removal Tool - Shift Selector Shaft Seal Remover & Installer Kit for Plymouth Chrysler Vehicles | Perfect for Transmission Repair & Maintenance in Auto Shops
$16.49
$29.99
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Dodge 727 904 Transmission Shifter Seal Removal Tool - Shift Selector Shaft Seal Remover & Installer Kit for Plymouth Chrysler Vehicles | Perfect for Transmission Repair & Maintenance in Auto Shops
$16.49
$29.99
45% Off
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
COMPATIBLE WITH Transmission Shifter Seal Removal Tool,Shift Selector Shaft Seal Remover Installer Transmission Tool Compatible with Dodge/ Plymouth / Chrysler 727 and 904 transmissions.For use on these Transmissions: 727 (36RH) (37RH), 904, 46RE / RH, 47RE / RH, 48RE / RH APPLICABLE SCENARIO This is a seal remover and install tool,Shift Selector Shaft Seal Remover Installer Provides the easy removal and installation of the manual shaft (shift lever) seal. Draining of the transmission fluid is not required. SIMPLE REMOVE - To remove the seal: 1. Disconnect selector shaft linkage. 2. Place remover over the shaft with the remover screw backed off. 3. Apply downward pressure while screwing clockwise into the seal. once the remover threads are engage into the seal, remove the seal by turning the remover screw until seal is extracted. SIMPLE INSTALLATION - To replace the seal: 1. Place the new seal on the selector shaft. 2. Place installer over end of selector shaft. 3. Apply downward pressure by tapping with a hammer. 4. Remove the installer. 5. Connect the selector shaft linkage.
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It wouldn't catch. No matter how much pressure I put, the threading wouldn't catch the seal. I even made a notch in the metal part of the seal to attempt to feed the threading in. No luck. I ended up digging it out with a flathead. The piece itself is not cheaply made, just didn't work to pull the seal. The second tool to tap in the seal however worked perfectly.
