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does anyone besides bendsten's make a kit to install a aod to 292
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Gary Croan in CA (Bristol Service Company) make a conversion I believe. Might check with Mummert.

My Bendsens works well, but poor customer service if you have a question-especially for the price!









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Did anyone ever figure out if the gear drive adapter on their starter is a production model for something else? The starter body is a standard import and is used on the scrub. Its the adapter to the Y-block that is keeping me from finding one locally. Chuck

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I just talked to Mummert and he doesn't have a kit for the aod
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Wilcap...good product and good service
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You might give Gary Croan a shout.  He’s in Costa Mesa, CA and can be reached at ph:949-722-1122.

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Howdy,





I am pretty happy with my Bendtsen adapter.







Yes it is (was) expensive. (isn't everything?)



I did ask him what starter it is but I cannot for the life of me remember what he said it was....If you call him he'll tell you.





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Rick


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Howdy,





I am pretty happy with my Bendtsen adapter

I did ask him what starter it is but I cannot for the life of me remember what he said it was....If you call him he'll tell you.





I think it's a Mitsubishi style Chevy starter without that attachment plate. same bendix atleast.


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kansas (9/22/2011)
I just talked to Mummert and he doesn't have a kit for the aod






I failed to mention that the above Bendtsen kit pictured, IS the AOD + Y-block kit!



It just also happens to work with an E4OD too!!



You have to do a little tiny bit of grinding for the starter gear to clear a spot on the inside of bell-housing.



The entire mess complete with Mummert Rams is going in my 55 F-600!!



I'm getting the radiator re-cored this week and I've removed the cab so I can start building the engine & trans mounts and get ready to sand blast the frame!



Finally some progress!!









I think it's a Mitsubishi style Chevy starter without that attachment plate. same bendix atleast.















Thanks for that!!





I seem to remember he did say Mitsubishi but I didn't remember which engine it was for. He did say I could buy it at any "regular" autoparts store





Cheers,





Rick






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It is the same starter as the Mitsubisi high tourqe that is available for the scrubs. I checked to see if the starter was available without the adapter but couldn't find it. Mitsubisi didn't help. You can buy replacement parts for everthing so I suppose one could be made up. Otherwise buy the scrub part and remove the adapter. Then its a bolt in the the Bendtsen adapter. Chuck

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