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18421, Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by 2GNTCUTIE, Mar-25-02 03:24 PM
Ok we are replacing the factory 95 t350 with a t350 from a 97.....We got a new DF clutch,new output shaft seals,new BCA throwout bearing,new tranny fluid... Can anyone tell me what else we might need?
BTW, we are swapping because the old tranny used to just pop out of 5th, but it started popping out of 3rd now too so this a preemptive move before the damn thing stops altogether.
Swap scheduled for thursday so hurry up!!!
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18422, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by 992gnt, Mar-25-02 11:52 PM
That sounds like everything. By "output shaft seals" do you mean axle seals? If not, pick some of those up. It's a 6-8 hour job depending on how many people and if you have air tools or not.
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18423, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by Erik, Mar-26-02 02:13 AM
resurface flywheel? I'd at least have them look at it.
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18424, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by DarkOne, Mar-26-02 02:43 AM
There is no flywheel - it's integrated into the clutch pack. new clutch = new flywheel.
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18425, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by Erik, Mar-26-02 02:57 AM
Sorry I figured she'd go with the Non-modular set-up. Since she already had the flywheel. I believe that is possible isn't? I was planning on using a lightweight flywheel and a non-modular clutch in my modular 97.
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18426, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by Breezio, Mar-26-02 03:51 AM
no flywheel? I've never heard of a car with no flywheel. hell.. ATX's have flywheels. They just aren't part of the clutch system.
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18427, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by Erik, Mar-26-02 07:22 AM
ATX's have flexplates
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18428, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by Michael_97RS, Mar-26-02 08:27 AM
Look at her signature gentleman, 95 RS. So there most likely will be a flywheel.
Auto's have flexplates 96+ have flexplate and modilat clutch (flywheel included) 95 has no flexplate, a flywheel, clutch disc, pressure plate.
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18429, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by DarkOne, Mar-26-02 09:11 AM
Not entirely true.
i own a 95. It uses a modular clutch. I have never seen a 95 with a nonmodular, only heard storied that they were around.
She might. I didn't. So who knows? And mine is 12/94, so fairly early 95.
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18430, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by 2GNTCUTIE, Mar-26-02 10:44 AM
Yes gentlemen, modular here.....I have a flexplate....new clutch comes with flywheel attached as one unit just slap on the flexplate!!!
I was looking for a clutch alignment tool and was told that i didnt need one because the clutch is self aligning?!!? Does this sound right??
Later
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18431, RE: Manual Tranny R&R questions..... Posted by 2GNTCUTIE, Mar-26-02 10:45 AM
And mines an 8/94...so very early!!
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