Scott,
You are probably done by now but:
I have done this many times with a scissors jack but a transmission jack
would be great.
There are two dowel bolts that are fatter than the others. These are used
to align the transmission. The usual problem with getting the transmission
'in' is aligning the first motion shaft with the clutch disk either
angularly or with the spline's. Do not force this, be patient and use the
clutch tool to align the clutch disk.
John
At 05:03 PM 7/16/04 -0500, Alan Schultz wrote:
>Scott,
>
>You need to rent a transmission jack. The jack allows vertical, horizontal
>and angular adjustments and would make your job a lot easier... You should
>also screw a pair of alignment studs
>Alan S
>HBJ8
>
>Scott Willis wrote:
>
>>Folks,
>>
>>Is there a transmission lift/dolly tool made?
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