Hi Pete
Don't tell me you have gone to the trouble of taking the gearbox out and not
changed the clutch, unless it's a nearly new clutch, this is risking having
to remove that box again to do the clutch, also have you checked the clutch
mechanical linkage for broken bits, (or is this why you had the box out
anyway)
Graham.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Pete & Aprille Chadwell"
Subject: TR6 Transmission Installation
| Boy am I ever frustrated.
|
| And it's all my fault. I'm an artist
| I sit in front of a computer
| all day long. I don't have a lot of upper body strength. The most
| strenuous thing I do in terms of recreation is fly fishing. (sarcasm
| intended) I don't work out or exercise at all. So here I am, a
| 180-pound weakling, trying to install the freshly rebuilt gearbox
| into my TR6 by myself. I guess I can feel fortunate that it's a
| non-OD 'box.
|
Keep
| in mind that the clutch hasn't been disturbed so this isn't an issue
| of aligning the clutch disk.
|
| Thanks as always.
|
| --
| Pete Chadwell
| 1973 TR6
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