Re: Transmission teardown/rebuild
Posted: Sun Feb 23, 2014 4:00 pm
BEER!moore_rb wrote:Awesome stuff, Ron....
If you left now, how soon could you be down in the valley to do mine....? My beer fridge is fully stocked
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BEER!moore_rb wrote:Awesome stuff, Ron....
If you left now, how soon could you be down in the valley to do mine....? My beer fridge is fully stocked
2869ral wrote:BEER!moore_rb wrote:Awesome stuff, Ron....
If you left now, how soon could you be down in the valley to do mine....? My beer fridge is fully stockedIm 5 minutes out!
2869ral wrote:Steak in the Ozarks. I love steak and I love the Ozarks! That's tempting, I'm Jonesing, for Lamberts cafe! That's one of my favorites. Me and my family went on vacation to Branson in 2009. We were there for a week, by far the funnest vacation I have ever taken. Silver Dollar city (redneck disineyland) was a blast!
WOW! Was i wrong! The hardest part of this rebuild is chiseling off the 50 years of grease and grime. HOLY SMOKES!2869ral wrote:This really is easy, the hardest part of this other than weight is pulling the rear counter shaft bearing off. ITS TIGHT! Hopefully yours is good so you wont have to pull it.sleepyzzz wrote:after looking at your pictures, and reading through your post, i feel more confident trying this myself instead of letting the Datsun guy do it. very nice write up and it deserves a sticky for future reference
More like - AND LIGHT IT UP!sleepyzzz wrote:soak it in gas, or diesel for a few days and pour it out
2869ral wrote:More like - AND LIGHT IT UP!sleepyzzz wrote:soak it in gas, or diesel for a few days and pour it out