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Getting M46 to go back on the engine 200 1984

posted by  richink on  Sun Jan 9 02:58 CST 2005
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Okay...

Let me oversimplify this.

1) The shifter stick has to come out. I can't believe you got the gearbox off without taking it out or bending it.

2) You're missing a clutch alignment tool. I imagine that if you get the gearbox on to the pressure plate, evetually with some wiggling you'll get it on the flywheel as well.

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Happy Bricking!!! - Richard - '87 245 DL , '82 242 GLT - Volvo's are alive and well in Brampton!!!






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