FWD Auto (F4A33) Transmission Gears Question

[Freudie1]

Here goes:

I am rebuilding an F4A33 transmission and exploring gear options.


In specific, I know that Liberty Gears makes straight cut gears from billet for the autos. From what I can tell though they are for the W/awd autos of course.

Diagram with highlighted parts I THINK are the gears in question: https://ibb.co/BjzQdvK


Dilemma, I feel like I’m losing my mind after staring at the transmission on the floor AND at explosion diagrams all of which seem to show me the idler gear (#714 in the attached picture with highlights), the driven gear (#710 in the picture), and lastly………the elusive driven transfer gear: I THINK this is part of the pinion (#730).


So…did I get the three gears identified correctly?


Second, is #730 why no one has had billet straight cut gears made for the F4A33?


Liberty wants me to send them all 3 gears for inspection/measurement to make a set BUT I don’t think they realize its part of the pinion (IF I am correct about all this).

Appreciate your help! This is driving me nuts.

 

[19Eclipse90]

I'm certainly no expert, but it does appear to me that you've identified the gears correctly. I would also agree that the driven transfer gear being a part of the pinion at least plays a part as to why there are no straight cut gears for the F4A33.

 

[Freudie1]

Thanks. I have confirmation from others as well that I am looking at the right areas. Working on rectifying this dilemma, have a care package being sent to a machine shop for ideas/possible new product.