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Old 01-19-2010, 06:26 PM
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G 52 rebuild kit Which one

I have been searching for a couple of months for a good rebuild kit for the g52 trans, but so far all i have come up with is marlin to be the best bet, or take my chances with Ebay, not likely going that route though. I replaced the input shaft 2 years ago and now its making noise at the front bearing. Know of another kit for this tranny for a good price???
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I used one sourced from a local import parts house. The only key was making sure the bearings were Koyo or NSK, which they were.

It's a commodity, shop for price if the bearings etc. are OEM.
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I sell them 125 plus shipping i need to know the input bearing numbers, koyo and nachi bearings with seals and gaskets
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red chili, msr, thanks for your help.
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msr, I looked at the site, no do you have kits for axles also, to completly do the rear and 3rd
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Originally Posted by MSR
I sell them 125 plus shipping i need to know the input bearing numbers, koyo and nachi bearings with seals and gaskets
Holy crap. That is a DEAL.
You just went in my favorites.
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we have it all i'm redoing my site so call for specifics otherwise a 4cyl rear diff bearing set is 100 and v6 is 130 axle bearing kits are 75
Old 01-27-2010, 08:49 AM
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hey did you all see that marlin quit selling transmission bearing kits? I bet he just wants everyone to send theirs to him and walk for a month oh well
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Huh.
For between 3-600 or more... I bet he was not selling a ton, already.
Lots of guys get intimidated by gearboxes, but frankly, I like knowing what's going on in that thing. I've done exactly one... but it still runs great. If I can do it- anyone can.
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I just looked at that and it states below the price that 'They are not selling them at this time' Well, I going with msr anyway. They might do better if they can find a way to come off the price, but awww who cares. Ill call you soon msr
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well finally got adjustments to my site done if any one has questions let me know thanks

http://www.mikesspecialtyrepair.com/trans.html
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Looks good. Looks like you had to go up a bit on the prices, but now they are only quite reasonable instead of "how can he DO that??".






I cross posted it to our club website. Good hunting!
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Thanks I forgot to put in there that the prices include CONUS shipping hence the price increase
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Ah, that's great.
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Hey toyotabull,

I like your sig!


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read it now, and thanks. I change my sig every now and then, maybe someone will find it useful or helpful oneday..
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man I didn't know that rebuild prices went up so much since I did mine. I think I paid $230 for the marlin rebuild kit but that was 6 years ago. Jeez I'm getting old and everything is getting expensive.
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Originally Posted by 85TurboRunner
man I didn't know that rebuild prices went up so much since I did mine. I think I paid $230 for the marlin rebuild kit but that was 6 years ago. Jeez I'm getting old and everything is getting expensive.
Well... Mike's prices will take you back in time, then.
Thanks again, Mike, on behalf of the Toy community. Not often folks will post up shipped prices. That is usually a (sometimes nasty) surprise at checkout time.
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