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Well I may have caused damage to my 3400 swapped cars transmission, had a LOT of fun doing it, and have much less tire tread. The speedometer started acting a little strange, will jump up and down when driving above 60 or so. Thought about a VSS but my last Beretta this happened to the transmission was on the way out, this one has over 80,000km of abuse on it (about 250k on it). Not to mention the stresses of having the incorrect engine mount and chewing up about 10 sets of axles.

So with plans of installing a chemical supercharger on the 3400, I need to be sure the transmission is in good shape. So a friend of mine had a drive train from a 1990 Beretta GT 5 speed sitting in a field for about the last 10 years. Transmission was still filled with oil at proper point on dip stick! Anyways did a few searches for the rebuild kits and have found old links (edited for 3x00-modifed) I searched THIS website for information.

I will be sending this to the local Chevrolet dealership for the rebuild but need to find parts as everything is discontinued. Wondering if anyone has rebuilt them what kits they have used and what components need to be replaced?

All I did was search google for HM282 rebuild kit..... You guys gotta do this stuff more often...

http://www.americanpowertrainwarehouse. ... its-82-94/

http://cobratransmission.com/index.php? ... ath=2_1941

My dear jesus your amazing at doing google searches! You must work in IT just like me? Yes I did do this, but moreso looking for peoples experience

hence my question:

"Wondering if anyone has rebuilt them what kits they have used and what components need to be replaced?"

I got a kit from AutoZone, and then additional stuff like synchros from mantrans on ebay.

I thought I did a writeup on the build, but dont find it...

I do have an album, but I guess I never did the write up. I also have a factory assembly manual in PDF form.

http://www.motortopia.com/cars/1991-che ... uild-32579

haha

Thanks for the reply ! I wish we had autozone up here in Canada seems like sometimes they have what is required. I will take a look at the syncos on eBay!

If u need help getting the stuff shipped up to u let me know willing to help u

This is the kit on Autozone. Without synchros.

http://www.autozone.com/drivetrain/manu ... 08_148664/

You want to get the original assembly platform tool, makes things about thousand times easier.
Good luck tho, I managed so score one from ebay after several years of looking...

it's going to the dealer they have a room full of special tools !

Sorry for thread jack. If anyone has a detent cover for the 282 they'd be willing to sell.. lemme know..

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/MUNCIE-282-FWD-F ... 5416958dd6

asking to see if he can include the input shaft bearing/seal maybe i can get it all in one shot

if not the autozone kit does have this seal for sure? looking at an old post, it seems to

http://www.beretta.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=9302

Get em while they're hot.....

14082039

http://www.vpartsinc.com/

Z26_T wrote:Sorry for thread jack. If anyone has a detent cover for the 282 they'd be willing to sell.. lemme know..

PM sent...

Well after getting this news from Woody, I called the manufacturer that AutoZone got the parts from, they have not made this kit since 2001

Sorry, at least one of the special order items in your cart is no longer available. The item is highlighted below. Please remove the item or adjust the quantity before proceeding to checkout.

For Your 1991 Chevrolet Beretta 3.1L MFI OHV 6cyl

ATC Pro King/Manual Transmission Rebuild Kit
Part Number: BK234
Application: HM282, MR10 Muncie Transmission.
Notes: Without synchros
Warranty: 1 YR
Sorry, the requested quantity for this special order item is not available. Please adjust the quantity.


Also looked up this part number from 3X00-Modified, I am told that is not the right bearing

GM/ACDELCO AUTO PARTS 14082039 COVER DETENT HOLDER 0.1 11

After consulting the dealer I believe the correct part number is 14092066

found this on ebay:

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Motorcraft-GE49- ... 2d&vxp=mtr

says its for a beretta but not the same year the part number is listed however.

What are the options for an interchange? or is vintage parts the only option

GENERAL MOTORS CORP. 14092066 BEARING UNIT
OEM PART NUMBER: 14092066
OEM Manufacturer: GM
This product is manufactured by Timken and provides a compatible interchange with the GM 14092066.
Timken Part Number: 305DD

http://www.seekbearing.com/bearing/14092066.html

Also showing the kit might be still available at Advance auto parts? Another store we don't have in Canada

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/pro- ... 20150053-P

seems to be the same kit that was available at autozone