I would stay away from remanufactured clutches. I had problems with mine, it was
a out of balance piece of junk. I put it on a newly rebuilt engine and it took
me
some trouble to find and correct the source of vibration even after having the
clutch balanced with the flywheel. I finally threw the piece of junk away and
put
in a new one. No more vibration.
On the transmission diagrams I got copy's from a Chilton's or Motors manual
at
the library, not sure which one. Parts can be hard to find for the OD. If you
need a freewheel assy I have part # for a bailer that uses the same freewheel
assy, still available at a F#rd tractor dealer.
Grant
50 Chevy 3100
52 GMC 150
KBToedirt@aol.com wrote:
> I am rebuilding the transmission on my 56 3100 Chevy. Does anybody know
> where to get some diagrams or pictures on how to put a 3-speed transmission
> with overdrive back together? While I have it down, I am going to replace
> the clutch. Would it be better to go with a new clutch or a remanufactured
> clutch? Also, where is the best place to buy one? Thanks in advance for all
> of the help.
>
> Kent Butler
> 56 3100
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