Posted by Dennis K (WA) on June 18, 2012 at 14:44:39 from (24.21.78.195):
In Reply to: A front trans seal posted by blunted on June 18, 2012 at 07:55:43:
Blunted, I just did what you are wanting to do, to my 'C'. and it worked out ok. I have an overhead crane which supported the front half and I blocked the rear. Rolled the front away just far enough to separate the shaft from transmission and then move the front out of the way. Replace what you are going to replace and roll it back as close as you can, reassemble the joint and move it together. The sleeve/tube that supports the throwout bearing will support the front of the shaft and your clutch plate will already be inline. You could also file a slight chamfer on the shaft splines to help with engagement of the shaft. I used long line up bolts when I rolled it back together.
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