Installing A tranny
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Installing A tranny
00 si originally had a b16a2, now will b installing a b16a with lsd, i was wondering besdies the clutch and flywheel, is there anything important that i should worry about when putting in the tranny?. I got the shiftlinkage, along with 2 new mounts for it. Flywheel, Clutch, Tranny, mounts, linkage, then starter? thats the order it is going in.
is this more or less correct, is there anything else should b aware of?
First time installing, i will b with other mechanics i just want to kno for myself, thanks
is this more or less correct, is there anything else should b aware of?
First time installing, i will b with other mechanics i just want to kno for myself, thanks
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Re: Installing A tranny (wizeguy1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by wizeguy1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is this more or less correct, is there anything else should b aware of?
First time installing, i will b with other mechanics i just want to kno for myself, thanks</TD></TR></TABLE> DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT FORCE THE TRANS AGAINST THE BLOCK. Wiggle it till it slides in, you can expletive up your trans like that. I did Man, that was a costly lesson.
Modified by JDM_Frijoles at 11:16 AM 3/20/2007
First time installing, i will b with other mechanics i just want to kno for myself, thanks</TD></TR></TABLE> DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT FORCE THE TRANS AGAINST THE BLOCK. Wiggle it till it slides in, you can expletive up your trans like that. I did Man, that was a costly lesson.
Modified by JDM_Frijoles at 11:16 AM 3/20/2007
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Re: Installing A tranny (JDM_Frijoles)
I believe, thats how one of my buddies ruined theres. A well known machanic made a terrible mistake buy tightning one of the tranny bolts, hopeing it will aligned it self to the block.
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Re: Installing A tranny (JDM_Frijoles)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JDM_Frijoles »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT FORCE THE TRANS AGAINST THE BLOCK. Wiggle it till it slides in, you can expletive up your trans like that. I did Man, that was a costly lesson.
Modified by JDM_Frijoles at 11:16 AM 3/20/2007</TD></TR></TABLE>
good advice.
when ive put tannies back on i usually get two thick screw drivers and put them through bolt holes into the tranny and into the block where the bolts would go which makes it a little easier to line the tranny up. then i usually hold it in place while someone turns the flywheel slightly until the tranny slides in.
Modified by JDM_Frijoles at 11:16 AM 3/20/2007</TD></TR></TABLE>
good advice.
when ive put tannies back on i usually get two thick screw drivers and put them through bolt holes into the tranny and into the block where the bolts would go which makes it a little easier to line the tranny up. then i usually hold it in place while someone turns the flywheel slightly until the tranny slides in.
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Re: Installing A tranny (h23eg)
Loc-tite the flywheel bolts if you plan to have them off. I had a how to on a tranny removal, but it's basically the same as an install.
Also get you a good jack to take the weight/angle off of the block, it'll help you a ton getting it back in. Just get under the car, press it up, and have somebody on top help wiggle it in.
Also get you a good jack to take the weight/angle off of the block, it'll help you a ton getting it back in. Just get under the car, press it up, and have somebody on top help wiggle it in.
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