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Old 09-13-07, 09:35 PM
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troubles with getting the transmission back in...

when you think all the hard work is done finally getting the tools to take of the 54mm nut to get at the flywheel for resurfacing, the biggest problem me and 3 friends have is getting the tranny back into place. one of the guys has done a turbo clutch before on a 2nd gen but the one seems to not to want to go in? we have pushed on teh front of the engine jacket it up from the bottom nothing seems to work. please help!
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did you center the clutch when it was assmbled?

anything left hanging in the way?

ive had the tranny ceatch on the heatshilding thats behind teh shifter spot before, makign it look like things were jammed, when in reality i was caught on some 22gauge metal..
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dude im in the same spot, my na was easy but now im doing a t2 and the tranny is heavy as hell, me and my roommate were under the car for a good few hours and still havent gottenit in, good luck
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Don't be a *****.
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Loosen the Engine mounts a Bit.then you will be able to Tilt the Front of the Engine UP.the back of the engine Down on an angle.If you get a Piece of 4X4 wood,stick iit between the Engine and the rad shroud(if you have one)Or just get something to Angle the engine so it is Lower at the back..By doing this you can get a "clear shot" of the stud on the TOP of the Back of the engine that Is Sort of a guide to the rest of the Trans.,I hope thet helps..OH,watch and make sure that No wires are Between the trnas and the engine once they are Together!(been there done that!)..good luck,STYX!~
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oh,and make sure you tighten the engine mounts back up!
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it went in after like 9 good hours of ******* around.. just have to find the right sweet spot i guess
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
Loosen the Engine mounts a Bit.then you will be able to Tilt the Front of the Engine UP.the back of the engine Down on an angle.If you get a Piece of 4X4 wood,stick iit between the Engine and the rad shroud(if you have one)Or just get something to Angle the engine so it is Lower at the back..By doing this you can get a "clear shot" of the stud on the TOP of the Back of the engine that Is Sort of a guide to the rest of the Trans.,I hope thet helps..OH,watch and make sure that No wires are Between the trnas and the engine once they are Together!(been there done that!)..good luck,STYX!~
+1 30 min engine bolt in no luck. Tip the motor 5 mins was all it took.
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Yeehah!..I like it when I am Right!.haha!..but I had to Learn this one,The Hard Way!.and I had to do it Alone!
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Yeehah!..I like it when I am Right!.haha!..but I had to Learn this one,The Hard Way!.and I had to do it Alone!
Yeah and i had the trans harness crushed between the trans and engine too. My arms are still hurting from rocking and supporting the trans.
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Im also using a tranny from a rx3 so the splines are a bit older and beat compared to a t2 tranny. And this is fitting into a 84 13b 6-port large street. how long will this tranny last? XD
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Styx pretty much said it all - but one more thing. Rotate the engine with a socket on the eccentric shaft pulley very slowly. It'll help the splines of the input shaft and clutch disk find each other.
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