Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
03-28-2005, 10:39 AM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
Greg wrote:
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
03-28-2005, 10:39 AM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
Greg wrote:
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
03-28-2005, 10:39 AM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
Greg wrote:
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
> Have you tried the auto wrecker? One from a 97 TJ cost me $1,000.00
> Canadian 2 years ago, less then 80 K on the doner vehicle odometer, at that
> time I think that was about $750.00 US.
I just paid $700 US for an AX5 with 80K on it for 95 YJ. Another local
(PA) source sells them for $575 but he didn't have any when I needed
one. http://cathyvvvv0.tripod.com/id2.html
BTW it wasn't the snap ring holding 5th gear on. http://tinyurl.com/6v52b
Steve
03-28-2005, 05:21 PM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 11:35:15 UTC updawaz00@hotmail.com wrote:
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
03-28-2005, 05:21 PM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 11:35:15 UTC updawaz00@hotmail.com wrote:
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
03-28-2005, 05:21 PM
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Re: Where is best place to buy a rebuilt ax15 transmisson?
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 11:35:15 UTC updawaz00@hotmail.com wrote:
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
> Does napa or pepboys have a good price on rebuilt transmissions? What
> is considered a fair price? I even see rebuilt ones on online auctions
> like ebay but it seems a real pain to ship it and then ship your core
> back.
I got mine from SoonerJeep - check the website. Rebuilt with new
brass and bearings, it was something like $750-800 plus $80 shipping
by bus from OK to Colorado Springs. Can't give the exact price as I
was doing a conversion from a Pugeot BA 10/5 so I had no usable core
and got the bellhousing, cross member, and all the clutch parts at the
same time. I've seen them a little cheaper but I was satisfied with
the price I got. The extra service and help I got when I hit swap
glitches was worth any extra - the guy I worked with did the rebuild
and knew his stuff about Jeeps.
--
Will Honea
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