722.3 K2 Drum Overhaul

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • In this video, i go through the procedure of changing the o-ring on the K2 clutch Drum behind the piston that is held in place by rivets. This procedure is the same for the 722.3, 722.4 and 722.5 transmissions.

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  • @rossconverse7038
    @rossconverse7038 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for the excellent Gary

  • @ianpaularano6926
    @ianpaularano6926 Рік тому +2

    I love your work man🥰
    Because of your videos, I successfully rebuild my 722.1 tranny for m117 v8 engine w116 chassis
    And also my 722.3 tyranny for my m116 v8 for my 380 SEC W126
    MORE POWER!!! and more subscribers!!!

  • @JosePerez-fw1zj
    @JosePerez-fw1zj 7 років тому +1

    very good explanation, because I did it different from the pages that they send

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому +1

      Thank you and thanks for watching

  • @mattcoughlan7582
    @mattcoughlan7582 4 роки тому +2

    Hey Gary, great video! I rebuilt a 722.350 and wanted to ask you a question about tuning shift firmness. When i accelerate at around 2K-2.5K RPM the trans shift smooth. When i accelerate with 3K-3.5K rpm the shift is pretty firm, definitely more firm than the 2K-2.5K situation. I found that if i let off the gas a little before it shifts, the shift is perfect @3-3.5K RPM. I have a new vacuum modulator tuned at 30mph as well as measured the vacuum into the modulator, i think its was around 18.5 which should be enough. Any ideas how to smooth out the shift at higher RPM's?

    • @SergeyMikhaylov762
      @SergeyMikhaylov762 Рік тому +1

      Hello mate!! I have same problem!! You find solution!? Thank you!

  • @100Ronster
    @100Ronster 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for sharing.

  • @jackmehoff1565
    @jackmehoff1565 7 років тому

    thanks for video Gary always helpful

  • @tolhuincalero8551
    @tolhuincalero8551 7 років тому

    Thanks from Uruguay excellent

  • @sompka1
    @sompka1 2 роки тому +1

    Really burnt that mercedes doesn't offer the K1 and K2 o rings without buying the new drum. I'm stuck with having to source an old stock SMS kit off ebay or measure the o rings and buy some myself and hope their the right compound. Erling kit does not have these seals.

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  2 роки тому

      correct, cannot buy single seals, i'm don't even know anyone that does

  • @maadenengineering9101
    @maadenengineering9101 7 років тому +1

    and kindly requested if u have a video for it teardown .
    thanks again

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому

      I show on shop key pro for 1986 is a 300E, this trans has a 722.3 transmission, should be 6 pan bolts

  • @garymullins6513
    @garymullins6513 7 років тому

    thanks for the offer Gary I may take you up on it sometime also nice page on face book thanks for shareing

  • @michaelschneider-
    @michaelschneider- 6 років тому +1

    +1. .. Many thanks !

  • @rossconverse7038
    @rossconverse7038 6 років тому

    That should have been excellent video although I'm sure Gary is excellent to!

  • @royfrancois2360
    @royfrancois2360 3 роки тому +1

    What is the size of that o-ring please?

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  3 роки тому

      Not Sure, it comes in a kit, never measured it

  • @sonnysingh9432
    @sonnysingh9432 4 роки тому

    hi Gary i got the original kit from Mercedes for 722.317 and did not get the seal and screws for the k2 drum . is this something i can get separate if so where ?

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  4 роки тому +2

      maybe google it, it may be sold as a kit, the one i have, i've had for 25 years. The kit would include the screws, the tap, loctite, and i believe the rubber seal, may have drill bit too

    • @sonnysingh9432
      @sonnysingh9432 4 роки тому

      Gary Ferraro thanks for your quick response awesome!

  • @maadenengineering9101
    @maadenengineering9101 7 років тому

    Mr. Gary .we can do the same for the D1?
    and what if I didn't replace the o ring?

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому

      Yes, K1 is alittle different, those screws have to be countersunk or they will hit the piston, they actually eliminated the rivets on the K1 drum and now use a snap ring. How are the other rubber o-rings soft? if they are, then you should be ok, im sure there are rebuilders who dont change that o-ring, also, make sure the drum air check ok.

  • @michanus1092
    @michanus1092 6 років тому

    Gary i am rebuilding my 722.320 and have used a m5x10 b
    olt (europe).Do you think if i torque the bolts enough without the loctite ,do you think the bolts will come out?Greetings Michael

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  6 років тому

      your speaking of the drum correct?

    • @michanus1092
      @michanus1092 6 років тому

      yes the k1 drum is countersunk but on the k2 drum i have used like you a m5x10 allen bolt but without the loctite do you think the bolts can come loose even if i have torqued them enough

    • @michanus1092
      @michanus1092 6 років тому

      To be sure i have bought the blue loctite and wil use that on the bolts (for the k2 that is not countersunk) But anyways thanks for the great videos you post you are a great motivation for most do-it-self rebuilders also in europe.Have given many people your link for transmissions and many have rebuild the transmission with succes.

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  6 років тому +1

      ok, i would recommend using it. Sorry for late reply, short handed today at the shop

  • @andrewasbill3690
    @andrewasbill3690 3 роки тому

    does anyone know of source that tells you the order for the steels and clutches?

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  3 роки тому

      for the 2 drums?

    • @andrewasbill3690
      @andrewasbill3690 3 роки тому

      @@GaryFerraro Yeah! The K1 and K2 drums but particularly the K2 drum. I bought a replacement drum off of ebay but it was taken apart. So I dont know what order the steels were in.

    • @andrewasbill3690
      @andrewasbill3690 3 роки тому

      I know that steels vary in thickness too so I'm not too sure about that either

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  3 роки тому

      @@andrewasbill3690 ok are all steels the same thickness? You could also send me pictures
      gsferraro@yahoo.com

  • @garymullins6513
    @garymullins6513 7 років тому

    Gary who do you get o/h kit from

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому +1

      I get the o/h kit from Transtar, If you need one, i can hook you up with my rep, he can ship anywhere in the u.s

  • @garymullins6513
    @garymullins6513 7 років тому

    thanks Gary I have tran star in okc That I get parts from also are you on Facebook

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому

      Gary Mullins
      If you want get prices and let me know, couple of people that I hooked up with my rep got better prices and shipped to the door. Yes I'm on Facebook, AAA-1 Transmissions or Gary ferraro

  • @maadenengineering9101
    @maadenengineering9101 7 років тому

    great video and informative.. Mr. Gary I have 1986 Mercedes Benz 300SE. I am wondering my transmission number or model? I will be glad to help me find out the model and number.
    thanks

    • @GaryFerraro
      @GaryFerraro  7 років тому

      Maaden Engineering I could run the vin number to see what comes up

    • @maadenengineering9101
      @maadenengineering9101 7 років тому

      Gary Ferraro plz I appreciate ur support if u can send me 722.3 teardown and rebuild videos. I am planning to do total rebuild on my transmission. and what do u recommend to check other transmission component. my car 250000km so far and no service done before.
      thanks

  • @antiq777
    @antiq777 Рік тому +1

    🦾Super🎩

  • @maadenengineering9101
    @maadenengineering9101 7 років тому

    sorry I mean K1..