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Part of being a shade tree mechanic is learning from your mistakes. After each job, you're wiser and more prepared for the next trip under the hood. The other part, is knowing you're going to make mistakes .... and hopefully they won't be costly or break any bones!
Hang in there bud, there's light at the end of the tunnel...... and it's not the head light of a fast freight!!
- Jim -
PS.. you didn't mention it, but a way to "hang" the tranny while installing it, is to cut the "hex" end off of some "long" bolts (2 each) and screw them into the bell housing. Use the jack to get it started on the "studs" and you'll have a better chance of getting things to mate up..... not to mention more room under the car with that jack out of the way!
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- Jim Harding -
- Capital Area Cobra Club -
- Just another day in Cobra Paradise -
Last edited by Cobra20646; 06-16-2003 at 07:17 AM..
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