Not sure if it applies to the S/C but I was reading that when you use it on the LNF you have to use a bic pin case and make little spacers so it can be Aligned correctly
I did not need those spacers but you will want the clutch alignment tool. It was pretty straight forward, I'd replace the TOB and pipe while in there. The upgraded tob feels good.
I did not need those spacers but you will want the clutch alignment tool. It was pretty straight forward, I'd replace the TOB and pipe while in there. The upgraded tob feels good.
Did you have any play on your pressure plate and the guide pins because that's what the pen is for because lots of people where saying that if it's not dead center it creates a little vibration that way they came up with that I'm just passing the info I hate to see you guys have to pull everything out again because of the vibrations
I did not need those spacers but you will want the clutch alignment tool. It was pretty straight forward, I'd replace the TOB and pipe while in there. The upgraded tob feels good.
The worst axle to remove for me was the one in the intermediate shaft. It had gotten water inside of it and was rusted to it. Took the intermediate shaft out of the transmission and to my vice and using penetrating oil, I got it removed. BFH was applied to the axle since I knew it wasn't going to be used again but the intermediate shaft might so It will be cleaned up and stored. My other engine/transmission has a good intermediate shaft and I have two new axles.
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