Hello Stevan!
Thanks for the offer to
rebuild the 727 for me! But i think Winnebago is a bit of a
drive from Miami, FL... Do you offer free shipping? :)
Just out of curiosity, what does a rebuild of a 727 run generally? I'm
putting together a budget for buying this 1968 convertible and the immediate
repairs will affect my offer. Are there any particular questions i should
ask of the transmission shop before i let them touch the car?
I think i should have them
rebuild the one that's already on the car instead of dropping a another
rebuild. Should i be concerned about That?
As for the Bud brakes... The front
front end on this car pulsates when the brakes are applied. I'm guessing
that at a minimum, the calipers need some attention and at most, the rotors are
shot. Can i buy the parts listed on the site for the conversion and bring
them to a mechanic for installation? Will he know what to do if i print
out the pages from the repair section of the site?
Also, I've read much about the front disc
conversion. Has anyone converted the rear brakes to discs as
well?
Thanks again,
Javier
Currently in the market for a 1968 Imperial
Convertible From: mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Stevan Miner Sent: Sun 8/7/2005 9:21 AM To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: IML: 727 Transmission not shifting into 3rd... Hi Javier,
A 727 Torque Flite that won't shift into drive most
likely have a front clutch seal problem. You can eliminate the other causes
by trying to shift it manually 1-2-3 from a dead stop. The front clutch seal
would require removal of the transmission and you might as well go
completely through it as long as it's out. We'd be happy to rebuild it for you
at our shop.
Stevan Miner
Miner Auto Service
Winnebago, MN
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