Corksil

hey I am trying to remove my shift linkage from the wehicle and I can't seem to get the b!tch pin out of the tranny-side shift linkage.

any tips?

I've tried using an allen lunch and beating the **** out of the b!tch pin but it wouldn't come out.

meandino

Use a punch, and a BFH.

FroMan

I always use a 12mm bolt, specifically the one out of the IACV on the back of the intake manifold. works every time for me unless the bitch pin is messed up.

Corksil

12mm bolt or punch and BFH. got it, will tackle that problem tomorrow.

martn53

http://www.performanceforum.com/wesv...tch/bitch.html

thumper64

there's a special punch for roll pins, it has a ball shaped thing on the end and it works amazing. Or if you have an air hammer, grind a pointed end down so that it will be narrow enough to push the pin out most of the way.
Roll pin punch:
http://www.gswagner.com/shoptools/rollpinpunches.jpg

If you get the pin all the way out, if you put a little more bevel on the pin using a file it's easier to tap it in with a hammer.

del sol noob

i just took mine off and i used one of those small screw drivers they sell in a box set and my hammer hahah it came right out

Sumslapper

good smack with a punch and its out

deschlong

iTrader: (8)

Good link.

miguel329

extension and a 4mm socket works great 4 me, just whack it a few times

Corksil

thanks for the linkz0rz honda tech.

I decided to drop the tranny with bitch-pin intact in all of it's bitchiness.

coco502

you just got to keep smacking that b!tch pin

darkenedsol

Be careful when using tools not made for it-you could either mess the pin up and have to replace it, or mess it up and get it really stuck. I actually bought a tool a while back a friend at a local Honda dealer told me about, and I absolutely love it. I can either use a BFH and knock it out, or it chucks into my air hammer to blast it out-no sweat. The problem with using a punch is you can damage the edges or expand it to stick it worse. The tool is made by Schley Products and has the part number 65650 on it. Runs about $20 and worth every penny. Hope this helps!!!!