Bruce,
Vomiting and Arson are both ancient and accepted activities when doing
LBC
work. NOBODY ever put their car back together the first time whithout
taking it back apart a time or two. Relax, give thanks for the many
valuable lessons you have been given the opportunity to learn. Thanks for
the laughs Greg
52 MGTD
74 FJ40
> > 74 FJ55
> > Stifling a tremendous urge to either throw up or set the car on fire, I
am
> > attempting to calmly determine my next course of action. Needless to
say the
> > transmission will have to come back out to see if anything was damaged,
and
> > to reset the clutch lever. Surprisingly the push rod doesn't appear
bent of
> > damaged.
> >
> > I'm thinking that taking out the transmission by itself is preferable
over
> > pulling engine/transmission back out again. I have a floor jack that I
can
> > support the transmission with, and jack stands I can use to lift the
rear of
> > the car up high.
> >
> > All in all a terribly disappointing evening. And to think that all I
was
> > going to do tonight was re-attach the speedometer cable.
> >
> > Suggestions for proceeding, and locations of discount liquor stores
most
> > welcome at this point.
> >
> >
> > Bruce
> > 1980 Inca Yellow TR7 5-speed convertible
> > Chapel Hill, NC
|