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Subject: How on earth do I remove the input shaft?
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Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 10:55:31 -0700 (PDT)
From: roger sisler
Subject: How on earth does the input shaft come out?
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It is a diesel input shaft,so I'll trade it for a block of gold,or two. I have tried the correct method described in the Bentley. Should I put a screw driver between the reverse gear and idler gear to jam it. Then a pipe wrench on the input shaft? Will the threads break? Is it left hand threads?
This diesel trans is painted black.Not like a red door. It has no code stamped on the case.It is a three ribbed case with the middle rib larger that the other two.A bus case it is.I hear that sandrail people like this set up for there rails. They are tearing up our diesel gears! Came out of a 81 diesel vanagon. The rear gear carrier is 091 parts. The diesel gears,I think. Diesel gears in a bus case.Why did the PO do this? A damaged diesel 091 case? He owned a VW repair shop, I heard. Closed it suddenly.The gasket between the 091 carrier and bus case is leaking. Can I seperate these and place a new gasket inside?Put sealer on it?
Thanks,Roger
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It is a diesel input shaft,so I'll trade it for a block of gold,or two. I have tried the correct method described in the Bentley. Should I put a screw driver between the reverse gear and idler gear to jam it. Then a pipe wrench on the input shaft? Will the threads break? Is it left hand threads?
This diesel trans is painted black.Not like a red door. It has no code stamped on the case.It is a three ribbed case with the middle rib larger that the other two.A bus case it is.I hear that sandrail people like this set up for there rails. They are tearing up our diesel gears! Came out of a 81 diesel vanagon. The rear gear carrier is 091 parts. The diesel gears,I think. Diesel gears in a bus case.Why did the PO do this? A damaged diesel 091 case? He owned a VW repair shop, I heard. Closed it suddenly.The gasket between the 091 carrier and bus case is leaking. Can I seperate these and place a new gasket inside?Put
sealer on it?
Thanks,Roger
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