CA Reverse Gears

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Needing a little help on my 1958 CA transmission. I replaced all 3 reverse gears because they we worn and it was apart. Checked the inside and outside teeth before installing, but never thought to check the thickness. I could not get any gears to mesh up. Took it back apart and found the pinion reverse gear is ~.180” thicker than the old gear. Book shows 2 different part #’s for early and later. Never see more than 1 listed on parts websites. Thanks for the help.

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JS1455v Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Bronze Level Joined: 02 Oct 2015 Location: Texas Points: 5	Post Options Post Reply Quote JS1455v Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: CA Reverse Gears Posted: 16 May 2019 at 5:54pm
	Needing a little help on my 1958 CA transmission. I replaced all 3 reverse gears because they we worn and it was apart. Checked the inside and outside teeth before installing, but never thought to check the thickness. I could not get any gears to mesh up. Took it back apart and found the pinion reverse gear is ~.180” thicker than the old gear. Book shows 2 different part #’s for early and later. Never see more than 1 listed on parts websites. Thanks for the help. uploads/14446/fullsizeoutput_452.jpeg

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