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Old 12-04-05, 11:40 AM
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hey everyone, i was putting in my motor last night and i could not mate the tranny with the driveshaft. i pulled the motor as tranny and motor togeather. is there any tricks of advice you guys can give me. thanks

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Originally Posted by FC3S_nataku
hey everyone, i was putting in my motor last night and i could not mate the tranny with the driveshaft. i pulled the motor as tranny and motor togeather. is there any tricks of advice you guys can give me. thanks

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Did you replace or check your pilot bearings and align your clutch properly?
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it says he couldnt mate the trany to the driveshaft.....

is it the same driveline that was on the car??? or is this a new one or different one?? u sure your using the right one? na for na, turbo for turbo....
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thats between the block and tranny. my problem is mateing the tail end of the tranny to the driveshaft
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sorry, same drive line, 88 t2
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can you spin the driveshaft?? is the tranny in neutral? might not be close but i made this mistake.
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i put the tranny in gear and jacked up one back wheel to spin the drive shaft. is there a key or something i the splines or something
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There is not a key, it should slide on. Have you unbolted the drive shaft from the differential? If not you should do that. It will give you enough room to move the front of the drive shaft over the tailshaft of the trans.
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put the driveshaft spline into the transmission. spin it around until it slides in. then bolt it to the differential....
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i think you need to just wiggle it in thier. mine popped right in
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ok well i guess im going to try to put it in by my self in a hour or two, hopefully it just slides in
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It's much easier if you remove the big heat shield from under the transmission during the install. Also make sure to coat the spline/yolk of the shaft with transmission oil to avoid tearing the seal. Just get it in there, wiggle and turn it until it pops into place.
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