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how to get the imput shaft out?
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Posted by LinemanFarmer on July 03, 2007 at 15:40:11 from (70.130.58.49):
I've been out slaveing on pulling that clutch input shaft out of the M. I took the bolts out of the u-joint and everything else is loose, I lack about 1/2" I assumed, so I tried taking the half of the u-joint off the transmission, well the shaft come with it about a 1/4" and just couldn't hold it in, and I couldn't get that off due to I was hitting the shaft end. So I looking in the I&T manual agian and cominsed to taking bolts loose on the clutch cover, I'm afraid something is gonna fly to pieces if I keep that up. Im just lacking possibly 1/4" or less, just can't get it. Do I start horseing it around or what else can I do, or just keep going on the clutch? Thanks, DEREK
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