DX to Ex Tranny Swap
Can I get any guidance on doing this? Everything carries over from the DX tranny, right? Do I just slide the whole clutch assembly onto the EX tranny? Thanks.
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speaking from experience.
oil is very hard to get out of HAIR. LOL
speaking from experience.
oil is very hard to get out of HAIR. LOL
You don't have to bleed your clutch line, because you don't need to open the system at all. Just take the 2 bolts off that hold the slave cylinder to the transmission, and tuck it away somewhere.
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exactly. and the clutch bolts to the flywheel the throw out bearing goes on the tranny. its a direct swap. there is no external difference in the trannies.
exactly. and the clutch bolts to the flywheel the throw out bearing goes on the tranny. its a direct swap. there is no external difference in the trannies.
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