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What's the lifespan/longevity of a tranny vs. an engine???

I'm driving along today on the...l o n g ........4 mile journey back from work, and was thinking that after completing my engine rebuild how long a 901 tranny lasts?

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And, what did you conclude after this thought exercise?
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And, what did you conclude after this thought exercise?
Unfortunately I have no "How to Rebuild and Modify Your Tranny" reference, so I am unable to perform a Gedanken experiment regarding.

Without such a reference, perhaps at least rebuilders might know the typical number of miles that a tranny can put out.
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If it works without baulking, grinding or whining, it's not time to rebuild yet.
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I think both depend greatly on how they have been treated.
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Manual trannys tend to last a very long time...

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