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Re: Trouble installing gearbox
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I finally got the bastard on, flying solo. Onto the next snag!

Posted on: 2011/1/13 13:23
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Re: Trouble installing gearbox
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You have issues Mik, I might know somebody that can help, you as long as you can accept that you have issues; his name is Bubba, tall dark and not so handsome, should be out of jail soon;)

Posted on: 2011/1/13 13:51
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Re: Trouble installing gearbox
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congrats on the gear box install. maybe it happened cause there werent too many cooks in the garage?

and levey- eat his sandwhich
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Posted on: 2011/1/13 14:02
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Re: Trouble installing gearbox
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Dattos are too small for more than one person to work on anyway, unless you're working at opposite ends or sides. Most times I've removed and reinstalled the engine/gearbox I've done it alone, it's just about quicker that way than 2 people.

So was there an alignment issue or did you just wrestle it in? They need a good hard shake to get them to cooperate.

Posted on: 2011/1/13 22:51
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I ended up realigning. Not sure if it that was the problem - it still took a lot of wrestling.

I'd break down the stages as follows:

Nothing engaged > 20mm
Splines engaged (tailshaft no longer turns by hand) ~ 15mm
Shaft in pilot bushing, but engine dowels not in place ~ 5mm
Success - 0mm

Posted on: 2011/1/14 0:06
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