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    904/999 trans question swith pics

    ok this is what i got when i dropped the pan and pulled the filter. first question which im sure the answer is yes. 1. should i rebuild this it only has 10k on it? 2. should i swap to something heavier duty its in my jeep cj behind a 360? 3. should i just clean it up and go with it? 4. do i need to get a new convertor if i rebuild or can i flush the old one. as far as swapping i am looking at a lot of money i know these trans can hold up to alot of power so what is the deal. shoudl i put higher quality clutches in it or get a 727 also can a 904 be turned into a 727 or not? thanks for the input.

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    Can't say much on the trans........look pretty shitty though. Swap in a T-18 and solve all ur probs haha but that is a sweet lookin jeep you gots urself!
    1980 CJ-5, 360 powered, T-18, Dana 20, Advanced Adapters output , 4.56's, Dana 30 frt chromoly shafts w/297 joints and Tru-Trac and M20 rear with Detroit, Superior shafts, and disc brakes and Tom Woods frt and rear shafts.........about 10k in misc aftermarket parts!

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    The important thing is...was it working well before? If it was run it till it dies after changing the filter that is.
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    i think a small piece of metal may have got into the govenor because it wasnt downshifting into first when stopping thats why i opened it up to start with. i was told to clean the govenor by a local trans shop. that is when i found this.

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    I'd flush it well to remove all the shavings and run it till it pops then swap something stronger in. like a 727 or a th400 if your set on a slushbox. If not then a t18 or nv4500 or something simiilar would be best.

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