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Re: jubilee
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Posted by Dp4kkds on August 31, 2006 at 05:01:06 from (24.255.201.111):
In Reply to: Re: jubilee posted by john in la on August 30, 2006 at 20:59:19:
You are correct! I thought something changed, because when I saw that the bolt was longer than an drain pug , I retighten it and it was much tighten going back into the housing.. I can see from your diagram that it was pushing againist the housing. It still shifts OK in reverse, so the 2 and 4 plate needs to be put back inplace. How hard is it to take the top off? Does the shifting go back togather. Your diagram cut off the top so I can't tell, it the top only has the the shifter rod that goes down into the tranmission. I have taken the top off of a WD and was able to get it back on, but it was a bear. Thanks for you help! Dick
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