282 Input shaft seal.

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282 Input shaft seal.

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Where can i find one? Am i going to have to buy a whole tranny?


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Autozone had a rebuild kit with a new one. That was I only way I could find...


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They don't have it anymore. Just a rebuilt that's $1400. Ill scrap the car before ill buy that...:shock:


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Isn't that all contained within the input shaft sleeve and bearing?

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What year beretta/trans?


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TIMKEN Part # 222835 #8942495211, 94249521, 94379067 is what I'm pulling up.


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Username/thread title. :lol:

Those are for the Isuzu tranny. I have the Muncie/Getrag 282. RPO MG2


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Should be able to come up with dimensions, and get the seal from a regular supply-house for under $10. I know this is only theoretical input, not specifics, but that is how I replaced the shift-shaft seal on my '90 282 several years ago, after GM stopped carrying them... I also had to match-up a seal on the six-speed F-40 trans in my GTU since I had to space-out the concentric slave on that trans (which is also one piece with the input-shaft seal :roll:) to close the gap to the clutch diaphragm...


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Thanks, ill give that a shot... although I'm still open to suggestions.


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282, just jb weld and rtv it.


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