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re: 87 245 auto - questions regarding the tail shaft bushing and the center support bearing 200 1987

posted by  Swedish Baklava on  Tue Jan 14 21:08 CST 2014
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Hi all,

1. When removing the tail shaft from the transmission, do I need to mark it in relation to the shaft housing just like the rear/drive shaft flange?

2. To press in new tail shaft bushing, what's the best homemade tool? PVC pipe with a cap?

3. Does the tail shaft bushing has a draft anlge like the rear trailing arm bushing? Is there a certain direction I need to press in/out?

4. When tapping a new center support bearing in place, using Art Benstein's method, Can this be done by one person? Or do I need a second person either hold the shaft or homemade press tool? Do I just hold the shaft and homemade press tool at the same time?

Thank you as always.





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