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Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 06:49
by kevtherev
Gearbox linkage.
How is it disconnected from the gearbox?
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 07:55
by itchyfeet
13mm nut on the relay lever but this can stay on if you like
two bolts through the plate holding the bush
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Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 08:12
by kevtherev
Perfect thanks.
Engine out day today
Fettled 2.1 going in
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 08:22
by itchyfeet
don't need to disconnet linkage to remove engine?
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 08:28
by Mocki
itchyfeet wrote:don't need to disconnet linkage to remove engine?
you should, or the link bars get bent when lowering the gearbox to allow the engine to come off
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 08:49
by itchyfeet
Mocki wrote:itchyfeet wrote:don't need to disconnet linkage to remove engine?
you should, or the link bars get bent when lowering the gearbox to allow the engine to come off
never had a problem myself and had engines in and out several times
Can't see how anything would bend

Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 09:26
by Ian Hulley
kevtherev wrote: Fettled 2.1 going in
Wooo, what ya done ?
itchyfeet wrote:Mocki wrote:itchyfeet wrote:don't need to disconnet linkage to remove engine?
you should, or the link bars get bent when lowering the gearbox to allow the engine to come off
never had a problem myself and had engines in and out several times
Can't see how anything would bend

Obviously we've bin doing it wrong all these years Steve
Live and learn eh.
Ian
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 12:52
by kevtherev
Recon heads, and new jacket seals.
Engine was a goodun from Switzerland.
Very Good OP, and excellent compression.
No oil leaks.
Ian I could do with a few (8) M8X45 or 50 stainless bolts/washers if you have some knocking about?
And a few M8X30 perhaps?
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 13:30
by Ian Hulley
kevtherev wrote: Ian I could do with a few (8) M8X45 or 50 stainless bolts/washers if you have some knocking about?
And a few M8X30 perhaps?
I looked myself the other day but the cupboard was bare (that's the trouble with having bloody holidays !

) are you in a rush ?
Ian
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 13:36
by Ian Hulley
kevtherev wrote:Recon heads, and new jacket seals.
Engine was a goodun from Switzerland.
Very Good OP, and excellent compression.
No oil leaks.
Is that the one Si Toomanytoys has done for you ?
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 13:47
by kevtherev
Yes a bit rushed I suppose.
Yes it is Simons.
I think I did this at the right time.
Lots of warning signs, bit concerned about the shaft play, will that shag the seals?
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 14:05
by Ian Hulley
kevtherev wrote: bit concerned about the shaft play, will that shag the seals?
That's what the spigot bearing's there for ... to support the input shaft.
Ian
Re: Gearbox link help
Posted: 08 Oct 2018, 15:08
by kevtherev
Ian Hulley wrote:kevtherev wrote: bit concerned about the shaft play, will that shag the seals?
That's what the spigot bearing's there for ... to support the input shaft.
Ian
Ah sorry I meant the gbox end, Simons answered it ok.