Thread: Fairey Overdrive

That's a pity....

Do you have a parts drawing? - dismantling and remantling is quite straightforward.

PM me if you want a copy of the drawing.

They seem to come up for sale from time to time either in a vehicle or as a unit so picking up another which doesn't have that damage could be an option.

Originally Posted by 87County

That's a pity....

Do you have a parts drawing? - dismantling and remantling is quite straightforward.

PM me if you want a copy of the drawing.

They seem to come up for sale from time to time either in a vehicle or as a unit so picking up another which doesn't have that damage could be an option.

Thanks, I've downloaded the parts manual and installation manual.
Once I get round to investigating the rest of the overdrive I'll know whether it was a poor purchase or not.


Colin

Originally Posted by gromit

I purchased a Series IIa cheaply for it's Fairey overdrive and a few other bits.
Details here http://www.aulro.com/afvb/holden-pow...-gs-202-a.html

The Transfer box output shaft has a lot of play and this has caused problems with the Fairey overdrive.
Initially I drained a fair bit of oil from it which was positive.
Then I found this hi gromit i have the parts you require jim




Not a good start.

I found that Rocky Mountain list the parts I need but I'd better check the rest of the overdrive before I go too much further.


Colin

hi i have clutch sleeve part no rtc7170 regards jim

Originally Posted by russellrovers

hi i have clutch sleeve part no rtc7170 regards jim

Jim,

New or secondhand ?


Colin