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Getting a Reid case and liner ready for recert. Do you have to remove the reverse piston for recert inspection? How much is the cost now? Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | ||
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I guess I'm the only guy who recerts his reid PG case?? Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | |||
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It's been just over a year since I did both of my cases. I can't answer your question on the piston. I believe Reid got $75 for the recert and it cost roughly the same, total, for shipping both ways. So $150 total cost for each case. The medium heavy-duty moving box from Lowe's (blue) was a good fit size-wise. Tony Leonard | |||
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Tony thank you for your reply. Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | |||
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Bruce I stripped my case completely and cleaned it... Got a perfect box from Lowes I think it was and sent it to TSR....$75 to recert and shipping both ways.... I am in NJ and TSR is in NH....not to bad on shipping for me I doubt you really need to remove reverse piston. It's a struggle putting that back in with the home made compressor I had... | |||
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Thanks Rich. Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | |||
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Rich, Getting the piston out was always the problem. Even with air they would usually c-ock in the bore and were just a pain in the butt. I finally drilled and tapped two 8-32 holes in the piston edges opposite each other. Then I could thread in a couple of screws and voila, two pairs of pliers and pull it right out. Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right. Here I am....... | |||
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Vern my home made compressor made accessing the retainer snap ring tough. Poor design on my part but I rarely used it.... My issue last time was I had some new parts including a hardened retainer plate and never checked the fit before attempting to compress the heavier springs...Plate got stuck on case and was bent before I caught it....Tossed it in the trash and put the stock plate back in with stock springs, I think.... Powerglides are about as simple a trans as you can get really....Not much in there and very few special tools needed but that reverse compressor is one... | |||
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GOOD QUESTION.....REID DOESN'T CARE ABOUT THE REVERSE PISTON...BUT...IF A DROP OF TRANS. FLUID SPILLS OUT...YOU'LL GET A PHONE CALL TO NEVER DO THAT AGAIN OR THEY'LL CHARGE A .$ 100 BUCKS FOR CLEANING.....ASK ME HOW I KNOW... | |||
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Don, this is quite true. I called Reid direct. They don't care if the reverse piston is installed, as long as it is totally devoid of ATF. Also the new price is $175.00 $175.00 is still much cheaper than the $300.00 then the last one cost me. Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | |||
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It sucks getting old. I went to pick up case and the charges were $150.00 I questioned why was the previous $300? After digging up the invoice I find that I have had a case of oldtimers again, as the cert charge was $150 and with the addition of other items my total bill was just over $300.00 Bruce Lee ![]() Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want. | |||
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