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Old 02-09-2014, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted by blykins View Post
On a Tremec, the input shaft is just "clocked" when installed. That's why it's so easy for an end-user to install a short input shaft by himself. You literally pull the bearing retainer, turn the input shaft a little bit to a keyed position, then pull it out. It's not like a Toploader where you have to drop the countershaft to get the input out.

I've already reminded Jeff, but the bearing retainer goes on in one direction, as it has a feed hole in it that oils the input shaft bearing.
Thanks Brent - I was wondering if unlike older transmissions, the Tremec main drive gear wasn't machined integral with the input shaft. Apparently it's not.
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