Thanks for the reply I thought you may have an insight.
Not having seen a CJ2 box I was only guessing. The thing is that one box has
the typical A class number, the other two have T84-J. The two variants
appear to be the standard WWII gearbox pattern. They're just different
castings. I thought there was some significance in it.
So now I have three types of MB/GPW jeep gearboxes to take notes on. The
early one (on my jeep rhs filler & drain), one medium/late issue(lhs filler
& drain) with the A class number and now two T84's (lhs filler & drain).
Hmm, where's Todd Paisley to put in a final technical comment, and clear
away the smoke ?
Rgds,
John
Rgds,
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Malikoff MV list account <44gpw@phaedra.apana.org.au>
To: edwardsj@bigpond.com <edwardsj@bigpond.com>
Date: Saturday, 27 March 1999 19:54
Subject: Re: [MV] WWII Jeep Gearbox types ?
>John,
> Aren't the standard MB/GPW gearboxes just type T-84? The later CJ's and
>M38's had the T-90 box with the taller tower (which meant the floor had
>to be cut if it was going in a jeep).
>
>Steve.
>steven@phaedra.apana.org.au
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