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CHEVY 1974 Custom 350 truck with New Engine -Free to Good home.?

May 21, 2008 by g6ypk | Posted in Chevrolet

Hi there... I have brand new engine that I just fitted into my truck. Unfortunately, I have spent three weeks trying to get the transmission into the truck, without success. I have decided, therefore to give the truck to someone who can complete the job. What's new... Engine; Gearbox; Radiator; Power Steering and Pump; Brakes; and Exhuast system, and hoses, of course. I have the transmission inside the bell housing and buttet up to the bushing, but it just won't go in! Three weeks is enough of struggling with this beast; so if you feel that you could get the gearbox (4 speed manual transmisson) into the the vehicle, then it is all yours. The engine has never been run and is new, full of all fluids and electrical system fo the new ignition.. Drop me a line..
Dr Antony

I got dibbs on it. live in nc.

never satisfied | May 21, 2008

you hae to use a clutch pilot before you try to put the the transmission is...... with the transmission out loosen the clutch bolts.. all around so the clutch can slide.. next insert a clutch pilot and then when the pilot is all the way in tighten the bolts.. then the trans mission will slide in .. in about five minutes... the clutch pilot is a piece that is the duplicate of the front of the transmission shaft.. you can purchase one at a auto supply or rent one from a mechanic.. take your transmision with you.. remember to put the throw out bearing on the transmission shaft before inserting it.. http://www.gomog.com/clutch.html read this ok http://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Automotive%2 0Tools%20&%20Equipment:4168-Brand=Pi lot:47610-Type=Clutch%20Alignment%20Tool s hear are a assortment of tools.. read what the links are telling you.. they explain better than me.
daddyporky@verizon.net | May 21, 2008

FORD FIEST MARK 4 ANTI ROLL BAR BUSHINGS CLAMPS DO I NEED TO DROP THE SUBFRAME & USE SPECIALIST TOOLS?

Aug 15, 2008 by bogieboyuk | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

My ford fiest anti roll bar bushing clamps have snaped. The haynes manual says I need to drop the subframe, disconnect gearbox linkage and steering etc. A major job just to replace 2 clamps over a bit of rubber. On top of this it states I need to use specialist tools to then put back together.

My question- is ther a short cut to avoid dropping the subframe and all that goes with it and do I really need the specialist tool to realign the subframe?

The correct way to do it is to drop the sub frame. However in the real world all you need to do is fit a bottle jack between the anti roll bar and the sub frame. Loosen the clamp and jack the anti roll bar down enough to get the rubber bush out.
Ja.

jason c | Aug 15, 2008


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1992 Dodge B350 Ramvan Steering Gear Coupler Service Question

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Subaru Forester

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Subaru Forester

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EQUIPMENT AND DESIGN

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Subaru Forester
NetCarShow.com - Dec 31, 1969
Subaru Forester This is further enhanced by an especially rigid mounting for the steering rack and the positioning of the steering gearbox and electric motor below the rack for a more consistent feel. Furthermore, special suspension bushes and attachment points reduce and more »

2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302, an Autoweek Drivers Log Car Review
AutoWeek - Dec 31, 1969
It begins with the 5.0-liter, 444-hp V8 with a 7500-rpm redline, a slick-shifting six-speed gearbox, stiffer springs and bushings, a thicker rear antiroll bar, manually adjustable shocks, 19-inch wheels wrapped with Pirelli P Zero rubber and Brembo

2012 Mazda 3 Skyactiv-G First Drive
Inside Line - Dec 31, 1969
Roller bearings take the place of bronze bushings on the shift rod. There's a nice, positive feel as you slot into each gate, and the clutch take-up is much friendlier than on our long-term Mazdaspeed 3. With 12:1 compression, the engine has less and more »

Chevrolet Camaro SS
AutoExpress - Dec 31, 1969
Chevrolet Camaro SS The 426bhp 6.2-litre LS3 V8 under the bonnet is also derived from the Corvette, and it sends drive to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual gearbox. THe thumping V8 dominates the driving experience – it rumbles ominously on start-up, and the mountain and more »

2011 Lotus Evora S - First Drive
European Car Magazine - Dec 31, 1969
2011 Lotus Evora S - First Drive The subjective results are substantial, with improved on-center steering and response, sharper tracking and better lateral grip. And importantly, the increased bushing stiffness has been employed in the lateral and not longitudinal direction, and more »