USMCFieldMP

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Anything works... well, except for the J tool 87 numbers that gm has in the service manual.

silverfae7

Well, looks like I won't be of any help to you. All I could find are the 87 numbers. Sorry bout that. They all show to be good numbers though.

USMCFieldMP

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Where are they supposed to be ordered from? My dealership called the/a place and they said they don't have those numbers on file. I would assume that there is only one place for them to be ordered from.

WTF... this is pissin me off. I don't see how they can't be able to order the tools. I might have to go postal on this one.

silverfae7

I've got good news and bad news. I found all the tool numbers you will need but... you will have to go through 179 pages of special tools to find the ones you are looking for. Hopefully you know which ones you need. https://gmspecialservicetools.spx.com/SearchTools.aspx On the right side do a vehicle search. It will list all the tools plus some universal ones. Good luck.

Maven

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Okay, sorry I couldnt get back to you. Ive got two sets of F23 tools but it appears as though most of the F35 tools have either walked away or in other peoples boxes at this time. I can tell you that the reason you cant find the tools you need is because the majority of the special tools for the F35 arent normal GM "J" or "DT" tools, this is because they are SAAB tools , so they are numbered differently. the numbers below are accurate.

78-41-067

Sleeve Inner Driver

83-90-114

Sleeve

83-90-312

Drift, Bearing Race Input Shaft

87-90-636

Pinion Fixture

87-90-800

Drift, Differential Seal

87-90-867

Input Shaft Bearing Ring

87-91-121

Input Shaft Bearing Puller Ring

87-91-188

Screw Press Support

87-91-204

Output Shaft Bearing Race Sleeve

87-91-261

Output Shaft Remover

87-91-287

Puller

87-91-295

Puller Arms, 300 mm

87-91-303

Puller Arms, 150 mm

87-91-311

Sleeve, Bearing Driver Shaft

87-91-410

Output Shaft Protector

87-91-428

Driver

87-91-642

Basic Puller

87-91-972

Assembly Ring

87-92-053

Companion Flange

87-92-061

Millimeter Disc

87-92-095

Weight (10 Kilograms)

87-92-103

Output Shaft Assembly Tool

87-92-129

Lifting Eye

87-92-137

Milled Bearing Race

87-92-152

Input Shaft Bearing Puller

87-92-178

Output Shaft Puller Ring

87-92-202

Output Shaft Bearing Race Sleeve

87-92-210

Support, Differential Bearing

87-92-236

Support

J 7754-C

Torque Wrench Beam Type

J 8001

Dial Indicator Set

J 8107-2

Side Bearing Puller Pilot

J 22875

Differential Bearing Installer

J 22888-20A

Universal Two Jaw Puller

J 22919

Differential Side Bearing Installer

J 24319-B

Steering Linkage and Tie Rod Puller

J 25031-A

Three Jaw Puller

J 35616

GM Terminal Test Kit

J 39511

Countershaft Bearing Installer

J 43483

Impact Driver

J 44362

Input Shaft Support

J 44394

Seal Protector

J 44809

Output Shaft Seal Installer


As you can see, very few of the tools needed to service the F35 are regualr KentMoore "J" tools, and those few that are, several are fairly generic and they are readily available from other sources

Wish I could have been of more help, but I am really an F23 guy, hope the list gets you closer

USMCFieldMP

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Thanks... those seem to be the numbers that are in the Service Manual... the ones that the dealer has been trying.

They are calling a SAAB Dealer today to see if they have them. Hopefully, the numbers are the same, as you say they are... and hopefully they are required tools for a SAAB Dealer.

If the Saab dealer doesn't have them... then I am **** out of luck.

Sucks... ALL I need to do is take the 2nd gear synchro off of one tranny and put it on another.


ANY HELP IS STILL APPRECIATED.

Bump

Josh@ottp

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http://saab.spx.com/hwtordr.asp You can order directly from here. Just let me know what kind of prices they give you as I'm curious.

USMCFieldMP

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Thanks... I imagine they cost an arm and a leg... just as they are supposed to.

I'll call them tomorrow and see if they have them all available... the website lists them all available, except for the J-tool J 25031-A Three Jaw Puller... so we'll see.

jimbos'ss

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good find!!

yellowshowbalt

well this is a shocker you do not needc any special tools to take apart any of are transmissions ive done 3 all ready and dident use a special tool one and dident chip not gear or dident scare any case but if you have the money to buy the tools go ahead and waist it its not my money.....

Josh@ottp

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the only special tools you would need are the bushind drivers and any measurement tools

USMCFieldMP

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You wanna come up here and do mine? I'll pay you.

And I wasn't planning on wasting my money on the tools. But I know absolutely nothing about trannies... so me doing it by myself is ABSOLUTELY out of the question. I'm just trying to find the tools to make my DEALERSHIP buy them. The same dealership whose trans EXPERT chipped the hell out of my 5th gear last time they took it apart.



EDIT:
The phone number listed on that site to buy the tools... is the same one that the dealership called... and they told the dealership that they had no idea what they were talking about.

The Service Manager read off the phone number and all the part numbers... exactly as they appeared on the web site. WTF. I'm gonna call Kent Moore today.

Evidentially... all the Dealership needs is:

87 92 129 Lifting Eye
87 91 303 Puller Arms, 150 mm
87 91 287 Puller
87 91 410 Output Shaft Protector


...and then they can operate.

Damn them. The Serv. Mang is calling a Saab Dealer right now.

USMCFieldMP

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Bump

mongorat427

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I made my own