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Dr Evil
This is a question that comes up quite often. So, today I had some time as I wait for parts to arrive and decided to shoot a little educational media. How to change 1st gear parts in situ

930cabman
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
Dr Evil
QUOTE(930cabman @ May 25 2023, 03:48 PM) *

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

No prob. If there are other things people want a demo on, all they have to do is ask and Ill see what I can do. If I had my barn, I could show things on my car....ah, the good ol days.
peteinjp
Cool stuff- thanks! Is there some reason you might need to only address 1st?

Pete
Tdskip
Thanks Doc!
Dr Evil
QUOTE(peteinjp @ May 26 2023, 07:27 PM) *

Cool stuff- thanks! Is there some reason you might need to only address 1st?

Pete


1st is the most worn out part, usually. Grinding into first, popping out of gear, are all common issues. Often, its external stuff, but even once those things are addressed the parts for first are often already shot. They are old and suffer more wear than other parts of the transmission, even in a gear box that is maintained well. So, instead of pulling the transmission and doing the work, many wish to do it with the trans in the car. Its doable, as I showed, but not overly pleasant, as I also showed.

However, given the age of these cars, it is best policy to address the whole inside as it is highly likely that there are more bits needing addressed. Simply addressing 1st is just kicking the can down the road until 2nd, 3rd, etc start to fail.
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