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Looking for the transmission bushing tool 200 1987

posted by  Bradley on  Wed Sep 17 04:10 CST 2003
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Greetings, fellow Bricksters! Well, the old Swede is in need of another transmission rear bushing, at the very least to stop the fluid fron gushing out all over the roadway. I've replaced two of them with the tool that ipd offered for rental not too long ago, and man, the r&r was an absolute joy. Took less than an hour all told. Looked in their catalogue and saw the bushing kit, but no tool....not a good sign. I called them, and my suspicions were confirmed. Some chowderheads kept all the loaner tools, and none are left. Now, I'm not above getting my hands dirty, you know, but given the choice between doing something the hard way as opposed to the easy way is a 'no brainer' in my book. So, anyone out there have the tool they'd be willing to loan for a fee? Has someone made a clone? Does anyone know who originally produced it, so I might contact the company directly? It's time for the job to be done, and I'm looking for a little help here. As always, thanks in advance.

Brad






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