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Omix-ADA T90

Omix-Ada

  • Factory style mainshaft washer for T90 and T150 transmissions
  • Omix-Ada part number 18880.12, UPC 804314066383
  • Fits 1974-1975 Jeep Cherokee (SJ), J10 and J20
  • Also fits 1967 Universal and 1967, 1971-1975 Wagoneer (SJ)

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Description

Overview

The Omix-Ada 18880.12 is a mainshaft washer for T90 and T150 manual transmissions and is a factory style replacement. It fits 1974-1975 Jeep Cherokee (SJ), 1974-1975 J10 and J20 trucks, the 1967 Jeep Universal, and the Wagoneer (SJ) in the years covered.

The washer also appears in several CJ and Willys entries from 1946 to 1975. Because no thickness or dimensions are given, compare it to the original washer by part number before installing.

Key features

  • Factory style replacement mainshaft washer
  • Fits T90 and T150 transmissions
  • Omix-Ada part number 18880.12 with UPC 804314066383
  • Manufacturer fitment list includes SJ, CJ and Willys models

What the mainshaft washer does

A mainshaft washer sits between a gear or hub and a shoulder on the mainshaft, where it sets the small clearance that lets the gear turn freely. If the washer wears thin or its faces are scored, the gear can move too far, which often shows up as clunking when the clutch is released or a notchy feel when shifting into certain gears.

Before fitting a new washer, check the faces it contacts. They should be flat and free of grooves, since a damaged face will wear a new washer quickly. Keep the washers in the order they were removed, and note any spacers that go with them. Clearance is set during reassembly, so check each part’s fit before final installation rather than assuming the old stack is correct.

  • Compare the old washer thickness with the new one by hand
  • Check both mating faces on the gear and shaft
  • Keep the washers and spacers in their original order
  • Lubricate the parts with transmission fluid during assembly

Specifications

Brand Omix-Ada
Part number 18880.12
UPC 804314066383
Part type Mainshaft washer
Transmissions T90 and T150
Style Factory style replacement

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer list includes the 1974–1975 Jeep Cherokee (SJ), the 1974–1975 J10 and J20, the 1967 Jeep Universal, the 1967 and 1971–1975 Wagoneer (SJ) and the CJ3, CJ5, CJ6 and Willys CJ models in their listed years.

Vehicles and years outside these entries are not on the list, including the 1976 and later CJ models. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

Count the washers you receive before beginning the installation.

SKU: OAI18880.12 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 0.05 lbs
Package dimensions 5.00 × 4.00 × 3.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Cherokee (SJ)1974–1975Base, S
Jeep CJ31959–1960, 1966Base
Jeep CJ51959–1960, 1966–1975Base, Renegade
Jeep CJ61959–1960, 1966–1975Base
Jeep J101974–1975Base
Jeep J201974–1975Base
Jeep Universal1967Base
Jeep Wagoneer (SJ)1967, 1971–1975Base, Custom
Jeep Willys CJ-21946–1949All
Jeep Willys CJ-31949–1958All
Jeep Willys CJ-51955–1958All
Jeep Willys CJ-61956–1958All

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

Is the Omix-Ada 18880.12 washer for T90 transmissions?

Yes. It is a factory style mainshaft washer for T90 and T150 transmissions. Confirm the transmission name on your unit matches before buying.

Which vehicles does the 18880.12 washer fit?

It fits 1974-1975 Cherokee SJ, J10 and J20 trucks, the 1967 Universal, the Wagoneer SJ and several CJ and Willys models in the years covered. Check your year, model and trim before buying.

Does the washer come in a set?

Confirm the number of washers in the package before installation, since a single unit may not match the number your transmission needs.

How can you tell the mainshaft washer is worn?

A clunk when the clutch is released, gears that pop out of mesh, or a gear that rattles at idle can point to excess clearance. Pull the transmission and check the washer thickness and the faces it contacts before deciding it is the cause.