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05omegav6

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Propshaft issue
« on: 05 February 2013, 14:50:40 »

Right. Trying to liberate the gearbox in order to change the clutch and the car is fighting every simple step >:(

Cannot get the propshaft to slide back far enough to clear the gearbox. Have tried levering it, but no joy.

Any ideas?

Only 11 bolts left and am close enough to taste clutch dust :-\ and I am certain that I don't need to remove the whole thing, as I didn't last time :-\
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #1 on: 05 February 2013, 15:18:49 »

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Cannot get the propshaft to slide back far enough to clear the gearbox. Have tried levering it, but no joy.

Any ideas?

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The slider is only to intended to cope with movement of the gearbox and engine on their mounts. To remove the prop shaft you've to undo it from the diff & at the centre bearing.
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #2 on: 05 February 2013, 15:25:02 »

So you have removed the bolts from the rubber donut?
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #3 on: 05 February 2013, 20:13:51 »

So you have removed the bolts from the rubber donut?
::) all 6 of them :y

Managed to 'pop' the propshaft out, took some levering though.

When I refit it, will it matter if I don't refit the harmonic balancer?
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #4 on: 06 February 2013, 13:30:09 »

So you have removed the bolts from the rubber donut?
::) all 6 of them :y

Managed to 'pop' the propshaft out, took some levering though.

When I refit it, will it matter if I don't refit the harmonic balancer?

must be there for a reason ;D  sorry couldnt resist :y  [runs and hides]
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #5 on: 06 February 2013, 14:11:14 »

So you have removed the bolts from the rubber donut?
::) all 6 of them :y

Managed to 'pop' the propshaft out, took some levering though.

When I refit it, will it matter if I don't refit the harmonic balancer?

I had to look that up  ::)  it's actually an important part on your engine that helps your crankshaft last as long as possible  :-\
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05omegav6

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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #6 on: 06 February 2013, 16:40:53 »

Refitted ::) actually has two, one is the crank pulley, tother is balanced to the propshaft :y

An absolute swine to refit, but all bolted up again :y

And for the purists, it is lined up correctly, as I marked it up last time I removed it :P
« Last Edit: 06 February 2013, 16:42:39 by ex taxi al »
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Re: Propshaft issue
« Reply #7 on: 06 February 2013, 19:35:47 »

So you have removed the bolts from the rubber donut?
::) all 6 of them :y

Managed to 'pop' the propshaft out, took some levering though.

When I refit it, will it matter if I don't refit the harmonic balancer?

I had to look that up  ::)  it's actually an important part on your engine that helps your crankshaft last as long as possible  :-\

Gearbox in this case
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