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Re: bad ring gear on an M
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Posted by T_Bone on December 18, 2000 at 18:03:53 from (207.254.52.170):
In Reply to: bad ring gear on an M posted by Charlie on December 18, 2000 at 17:45:58:
Hi Charlie, It real easy. Block the ring gear on 2x4 blocks on the floor and start heating with a torch in a continous circle and when the ring gear expands enough the flywheel will drop to the floor. Clean the flywheel groove real good and set the new ring gear on top of the flywheel then start heating the new ring gear with a torch in a continous circle and the ring gear will drop on. Let cool slowly and make sure the ring gear is set against the flywheel tight, if not you may have to use a c-clamp to sung it up to the flywheel flange. T_Bone
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