Depending on the degree you want to get into it you can also do the halfway
thing and save a few dollars on labor by pulling the tranny yourself and
taking or shipping it to a good shop. For people like me with more grunt
than brains (or money for that matter) this can be a viable alternative.
Greg Lemon
54 BN1
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Neves" <Rick@genomictechnologies.com>
To: "Bill Browning" <gbrowning@carolina.rr.com>; "Healey list"
<healeys@autox.team.net>
Sent: Sunday, October 16, 2005 10:24 AM
Subject: Re: '66 BJ8 1st gear damaged
> Bill,
>
> I want to ad to David's comments.
>
> I too rebuilt my Tranny with a friend who had a better short term memory,
> (Pick somebody younger than yourself) and it worked out great and was very
> rewarding. The most important suggestion I have is to take as many digital
> photos as you can when you take it apart. As you remove each shaft, pull
all
> the do dads apart as they go on the shaft and lay them out so that it is
> obvoius how they go back together. I have many photos of my shide shift
> dissasembly if you need anything
>
>
> Rick Neves
> Millis, MA
> '56 BNa
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