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I have tested overdrives like this for years.=C2=A0 My drive motor only sp=
ins in one direction, which makes sure the output shaft only spins in the s=
ame direction the shaft would be spinning when the car is driven in a forwa=
rd speed.=C2=A0 Therefore, I don't know what would happen if you spun it in=
the wrong direction.
Jack
On Monday, December 23, 2019, 10:05:53 PM EST, Glenn Franco via Fot <fo=
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Merry ChristmasQuick QuestionA friend of mine started testing his A-Type O=
verdrives by back spinning the output flange (to the prop shaft) with a pul=
ley and electric motor.I've seen this done by spinning the transmission=C2=
=A0INPUT shaft with a pulley and electric motor but not from the rear.Any c=
hance of damaging the overdrive since the overrunning clutch is only going =
to spin in the one direction, can it lock up the overdrive?Thanks in advanc=
eGlenn
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arted testing his A-Type Overdrives by back spinning the output flange (to =
the prop shaft) with a pulley and electric motor.</div><div>I've seen this =
done by spinning the transmission INPUT shaft with a pulley and electr=
ic motor but not from the rear.</div><div>Any chance of damaging the overdr=
ive since the overrunning clutch is only going to spin in the one direction=
, can it lock up the overdrive?</div><div>Thanks in advance</div><div>Glenn=
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