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A ??? About Transmission Tailshaft Bushing Installation 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Long-Gone on  Sat Jan 1 04:00 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Hi, thanks for the replies!

hardknocks!, It wasn't too bad of a task actually so doing it again isn't really a big deal. Putting it up on jackstands was the biggest PITA, and getting the weather to cooperate again in January might be a factor the second time. The one thing that haunts me is that I picked a time when the fluid was pretty low so I wouldn't have as much to catch in the drain pan when I popped the housing. When it was removed, VERY little came out. practically nothing. So I'm not sure if it was because it was that low or because the source of oil for that end of the tranny was blocked by what MAY have been a spun bearing. It was in there very tight and it's hard to imagine that it ever moved on its own.

Are you saying there IS a correct or suggested orientation for this bearing? If so, would you mind explaining?

81242DLB21FCA, Your critcism must have been pretty harsh! Your post was either censored, edited out or otherwise deleted. Does the header say it all!? Please elaborate. Thanks!






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