Re: Re: Re: Trans-coupling seal replace on H

Posted by willaimf on September 14, 2002 at 06:03:26 from (66.82.9.27):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Trans-coupling seal replace on H posted by Kelly C on September 13, 2002 at 20:25:59:

Hi Kelly
If you have to use a puller you'll probably need to get the clutch shaft out of the way. Some of those have a key in a slot on a smooth shaft(mine did) and some are splined (or so I hear).
Mine came right off, but I had already taken the clutch shaft out; the service manuals say to, I'm not sure it could be done without. It would sure be worth a good try, though. The clutch parts (rods, yoke, bearing, etc.) are a pain to fit, out and in. Even if I hadn't forgotten how they went back. I bet the digital camera will be a huge help.
Worked all night last night - brain melting - I'll be curious to know how you're doing when I get up this evening.
Wm

• When I fixed Mr. Haney

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