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M41 - diagnosing main shaft bearings 140-160

posted by  Tfrasca on  Sat Feb 20 09:28 CST 2016
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The trans was a lot quieter than my current M40. It shifted well, and didn't make any noise that I remember. The internals look so good that I actually thought it may have been rebuilt sometime not too long ago. As with most things on the donor car, I'd be skeptical of a "rebuild", so I guess I should probably just do the bearings.






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