Re: Super h trans shaft seal

Posted by Janicholson on February 02, 2009 at 20:04:57 from (66.173.50.172):

In Reply to: Super h trans shaft seal posted by wellsy on February 02, 2009 at 19:12:41:

Yes. If it has a reservoir, remove it and the access plates.
Remove three bolts at 120 degrees apart from the Pressure plate to flywheel (every other bolt). Put these three bolts into the three holes in the back of the Pressure plate. This presses in the fingers and relieves the pressure, allowing a bit of freedom for the clutch drive shaft.
Remove the bolts from the coupling (they are weird and tough to get out) Photo the assembly so as to get it reinstalled correctly. The clutch shaft now comes out (hold your mouth just right and cross your toes.) it will wiggle free. Now take off the bolt on the trans yoke. Then the three bolts on the retainer. Do not pull the shaft out! bearings inside can get lost. Many replies to this question are in the archives, so get some added thinking from that source. JimN

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