Nuzzy
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Now that you got some experience come on over and do my hood pins, it bolted on and just waitin for ya :fawkdancesmiley:
If you'll put my 300 back together, I'll gladly do your hood pins
Now that you got some experience come on over and do my hood pins, it bolted on and just waitin for ya :fawkdancesmiley:
If you'll put my 300 back together
Hey Nuz............If you have a schematic of the 300 it's really a piece of cake to take apart and reassemble.I had to take my last 300 apart after bending the rear shift fork on like the first run.Got an exploded veiw of the t-case from S-N and just went at it.................really easy if you pay attention.
It seems like it needs a .002 to .003 shim to get the input bearing shimmed correctly. Looks like im running it back to the press tomorrow, where the heck can i find a shim for it?
On the last diagram Marc put up it is the shim pack between #24 and #30. You check the gap at the c-clip at the end of the input, Its at .006 right now. Im thinking a new bearing might fix the issue.
we could use some help getting the 300 built back up..anyone?
if you are able to figure out the shim stuff and everything else is ready to go, i can reassemble the t-case later this week.
We picked up a trailer this weekend too! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
We picked up a trailer this weekend too! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
To carry the :beer: cooler?:redneck: :stirpot:
where'd u guys end up gettin it from??