crash2 -Oh no I picked a side- Joined Mar 26, 2001 Messages 39,839 Location Da gold bar Oct 11, 2006 #21 And on a side not. when you go to replace the output shaft take your time if you have never done one. You have to go down to the low/reverse drum if I recall which means a complete tear down...
And on a side not. when you go to replace the output shaft take your time if you have never done one. You have to go down to the low/reverse drum if I recall which means a complete tear down...
M mudracer Well-Known Member Joined Sep 29, 2006 Messages 276 Location Oakland, OR Oct 11, 2006 #22 yup, a complete rebuild is perfect at that time. You will be down past the planetaries, and at the bottom of the case. Youre going to have it COMPLETELY disassembled to get the new shaft in. The only thing left in the case will be the thrust washer in the very bottom. Time for a TH400 rebuild thread with photos! Last edited: Oct 11, 2006
yup, a complete rebuild is perfect at that time. You will be down past the planetaries, and at the bottom of the case. Youre going to have it COMPLETELY disassembled to get the new shaft in. The only thing left in the case will be the thrust washer in the very bottom. Time for a TH400 rebuild thread with photos!