> Matter
> of fact if i remember right the gears as well as thrust
> washers in the lower area of the transmission all lay in
> there loose.......as you shove the shaft through the casing
> adn through the gears...
Yup, dat's right.
> .......this is rather blind because
> you already have to have the upper shaft and gears installed
> which covers up the lower gears. unbelievably it did work.
Even more entertaining on the Stag box, which has two washers and a bearing
at each end, instead of just one washer. But it's still not too hard.
> sure i'd do it again. lol
If you do, be sure to check out the excellent tech articles available at
http://www.vtr.org/maintain-index.shtml
and
http://www.buckeyetriumphs.org/technical/technical.htm
While a factory book or Haynes is still a good thing to have, the above
(free) articles are much clearer IMO.
Randall
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