Description
Product Overview
The USA Standard Gear NV4500 Input Retainer is engineered for 1995 and older Chrysler or GM manual transmissions. Crafted from high‑grade machined metal, it offers a robust yet lightweight solution that maintains precise alignment of the input shaft. With dimensions of 2 x 2 x 2 inches and a weight of just 1.28 ounces, this component fits seamlessly into the transmission housing, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Usage
Designed for both professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts, this retainer is ideal for rebuilding or repairing NV4500 transmissions in trucks, SUVs, and performance vehicles. It excels in demanding environments where reliability and exact fit are critical. 
Why Choose Us
USA Standard Gear is renowned for American manufacturing standards, delivering parts that meet rigorous quality controls. Each retainer undergoes precision machining and thorough inspection, guaranteeing a perfect match to OEM specifications. Our commitment to durability means fewer replacements and reduced downtime for your fleet.
Key Features
- Precision‑machined metal construction for exact OEM fit
- Lightweight design reduces overall transmission mass
- Compatible with 1995+ Chrysler and GM NV4500 models
- Easy installation without additional seals or bearing races
- Manufactured in the USA with strict quality assurance
FAQ
Does this retainer include seals or bearing races?
No, the product does not include seals or bearing races; it is sold as a standalone input retainer.
What vehicle models are compatible?
The retainer fits 1995 and older Chrysler and GM vehicles equipped with the NV4500 manual transmission.
Is any special tooling required for installation?
Standard transmission tools are sufficient; no specialized equipment is needed.
Can this part be used in a rebuilt transmission?
Yes, it is ideal for both new builds and rebuilds, providing reliable alignment for the input shaft.
What is the warranty on this component?
USA Standard Gear offers a one‑year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects.
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