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Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine

Flywheel Ring Gear 130 tooth
Fits 54-64 Truck, Station Wagon with 6-226 engine (Out of Stock)

Part # 733395

New Replacement Flywheel Ring Gear with 130 Tooth Count

Brand new ring gear for early flywheels. Simply heat up your old damaged ring gear for removal.

Application
6-226 engine

Fits:
54-64 Truck
54-64 Station Wagon

Part #	Price
733395	$39.99 MSRP:

$39.99

MSRP:

Questions & Answers

Is this item in stock yet? If not, what is ETA on new stock?

Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
We are still waiting for good samples currently.

can these be adapted with an amber lens to be used for signal lights ? for a 1951 m38

Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
These are 6 volt units. If you are running 24 volt we have the proper blackouts part number: 874166 but if your 12 volt then I would recommend part number: 2A0604-DF and you can paint OD green.

what's taking its place if its no longer available. is there another ring gear that can be used for my 226 hurricane.

Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
They should be back in stock this year. Right now used is the only option on.

are the teeth on the starter side beveled or straight? In other words, is there a particular side that faces the clutch?

Willys Tech:
Yes they are beveled just like original.

I am planning on having the flywheel balanced. Should the ring gear be changed before that is done? And what should I look for on the existing ring gear to determine if it needs replacing?

Willys Tech:
Yes I would recomment it. See if you have any worn or broken teeth.

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