Faelflora breaks his promise, time to part out car. GIT THE SAWZALL!
#2845
Once you get it set in the dowel pins, you only need one hand on it to make sure it doesn't crush you. If its not in the splines and dowel pins, you shouldn't have bolts anywhere near it. If you try that, you'll end up with a spline free clutch disc.
I normally have my head towards the engine, feet towards the axle. Find the nice balance point and lift. This lets you shimmy it around as needed.
Since you are a nice guy, I'll give you a bonus tip- Put the car in gear and put the driveshaft in. if your by yourself, you can kind of turn the driveshaft back and fourth a bit to help slide the trans in. If someones around, have them rotate it back and fourth while you man the trans into its prospective slot.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
I normally have my head towards the engine, feet towards the axle. Find the nice balance point and lift. This lets you shimmy it around as needed.
Since you are a nice guy, I'll give you a bonus tip- Put the car in gear and put the driveshaft in. if your by yourself, you can kind of turn the driveshaft back and fourth a bit to help slide the trans in. If someones around, have them rotate it back and fourth while you man the trans into its prospective slot.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
#2846
Since you are a nice guy, I'll give you a bonus tip- Put the car in gear and put the driveshaft in. if your by yourself, you can kind of turn the driveshaft back and fourth a bit to help slide the trans in. If someones around, have them rotate it back and fourth while you man the trans into its prospective slot.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
#2847
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Uggggggh
After 6 hours the old broke transmission is still in the car.
The input shaft or somethung seems to be stuck in the clutch.
Lars says this should slide out nice and easy buy it has not
I now have about an inch gap but i had to create that by massive prying.
Removal procedure should just be unbolt bellhousing starter and clutch. Right???
Wtfffffff
After 6 hours the old broke transmission is still in the car.
The input shaft or somethung seems to be stuck in the clutch.
Lars says this should slide out nice and easy buy it has not
I now have about an inch gap but i had to create that by massive prying.
Removal procedure should just be unbolt bellhousing starter and clutch. Right???
Wtfffffff
#2854
Once you get it set in the dowel pins, you only need one hand on it to make sure it doesn't crush you. If its not in the splines and dowel pins, you shouldn't have bolts anywhere near it. If you try that, you'll end up with a spline free clutch disc.
I normally have my head towards the engine, feet towards the axle. Find the nice balance point and lift. This lets you shimmy it around as needed.
Since you are a nice guy, I'll give you a bonus tip- Put the car in gear and put the driveshaft in. if your by yourself, you can kind of turn the driveshaft back and fourth a bit to help slide the trans in. If someones around, have them rotate it back and fourth while you man the trans into its prospective slot.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
I normally have my head towards the engine, feet towards the axle. Find the nice balance point and lift. This lets you shimmy it around as needed.
Since you are a nice guy, I'll give you a bonus tip- Put the car in gear and put the driveshaft in. if your by yourself, you can kind of turn the driveshaft back and fourth a bit to help slide the trans in. If someones around, have them rotate it back and fourth while you man the trans into its prospective slot.
A little more clear now? If not I'll try again when I wake up.
this is EXACTLY how I got my 5sp back in back in the day when we didn't have a lift
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Uggggggh
After 6 hours the old broke transmission is still in the car.
The input shaft or somethung seems to be stuck in the clutch.
Lars says this should slide out nice and easy buy it has not
I now have about an inch gap but i had to create that by massive prying.
Removal procedure should just be unbolt bellhousing starter and clutch. Right???
Wtfffffff
After 6 hours the old broke transmission is still in the car.
The input shaft or somethung seems to be stuck in the clutch.
Lars says this should slide out nice and easy buy it has not
I now have about an inch gap but i had to create that by massive prying.
Removal procedure should just be unbolt bellhousing starter and clutch. Right???
Wtfffffff
this is exactly what happened when you put that trans IN. ---- woudln't go.
I'm not surprised it wont come out either.
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But it was stuck going in for the last inch cus it was hiting a plug on the coolant reroute.
Now it is just stuck on the way out. It is actually past the coolant bung
I really want to spray some kroil into the bellhousing. If i do this, i can clean off the clutch with brake cleaner right?