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2012-03-16 18:18:14

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Originally Posted by Old
How old is the TOB? You might as well replace that while you have it out.

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I just reread your initial post. It appears that you don't know about the condition of the clutch, either. Why not spend the money and replace that as well? You are putting in a lot of labor. Anything that blew thrird gear could have done some damage to the clutch disc, too.

Very good advice.

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2012-03-16 19:14:12

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yea i have a new stock clutch ready to be put in, just have no idea how to resurface the flywheel. and yea i know alot of labor had alot of problems so far. a simple 1 day job turned into like 3.

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2012-03-16 19:26:55

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You resurface it by taking it to a machine shop.

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2012-03-16 20:27:15

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Originally Posted by m80glostick

yea i have a new stock clutch ready to be put in, just have no idea how to resurface the flywheel. and yea i know alot of labor had alot of problems so far. a simple 1 day job turned into like 3.

cause you cut corners if you dont have the time to do it right the first time how are you going to have time to do it twice

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2012-03-16 23:11:47

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Not cuz I cut corners man inexperience kills. But now I know so if I do this again it won't be this hard thanks for all the info and wow Morgan way to be an ass.

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2012-03-16 23:16:14

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i dont think he was tryin to be an ass in this case (lol)

i think his points pretty valid, and tends to happen to alot of people on here.

just take your time an when u get that trans back off try to turn it over by hand and check it for shaft play.

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2012-03-16 23:31:58

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Originally Posted by m80glostick

Not cuz I cut corners man inexperience kills. But now I know so if I do this again it won't be this hard thanks for all the info and wow Morgan way to be an ass.

no problem sir im always here to help

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2012-03-16 23:38:40

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take the clutch off and see how are the springs on it, might as well change it while u r in there, also axle seals, those always seem to leak after a clutch job,

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2012-03-24 01:22:36

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ok so still getting noise. old tob was good but replaced it anyway just in case. had somebody say something about linkage but no idea. any help from the peanut gallery?

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2012-03-24 01:24:47

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nope

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