gearbox removal

Includes clutch, transmission, propeller shaft,
universal joints, differential and rear axle.

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gearbox removal

Post by mudgroup »

any tricks to removing a gearbox from a 138 grey ?
all visible bolts removed... and has moved about 10mm from engine.. but doesn't want to budge
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Have you taken the tailshaft out ??? :D :D :D
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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mmm.. always one.... yes ! :lol:
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O.K. - thats a good start :lol: more info please , is the gearbox off the dowels in the back of the block??
does it rotate on the input shaft ?

Another no brainer - is the starter motor removed ?
I started with nothing and still have most of it left.


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Post by mudgroup »

yes.. dowels clear... rotates... and starter removed !
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hmmmmm , how hard have you tried reefing on it ? If its been in there for years maybe there is a groove or something worn in the spigot bush that is catching

No brainer #3 - dust cover off ?
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Post by mudgroup »

one thing i have learnt when playing with these cars.. not to put all 140kgs behind it !
dust cover... ?
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The flywheel dust cover that sits under the sump and in front of the flywheel - if its still on there you will have to pull REALLY hard to get the 'box out.
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righto... will have another go tonight.. thanks !
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Post by mudgroup »

blacky, removed dust cover and it slid off nice and gently... thanks!
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No worries , all part of the service :)
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