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Gearbox removal brackets Thanks To Aiden (Beaker)for lending me the gear and allowing this to be reproduced. These allow you to remove the gearbox with it attached to something solid so it doesn't fall off and injure you or worse your gearbox. It also allows some freedom of movement to wiggle the box past the various bits. I was removing a Syncro gearbox but it can be used for 2 wheel drive boxes as well. VW made some lugs and holes exactly for this purpose.
Gearbox removal brackets Thanks To Aidan for lending me the gear and allowing this to be reproduced. These allow you to remove the gearbox with it attached to something solid so it doesn't fall off and injure you or worse your gearbox. It also allows some freedom of movement to wiggle the box past the various bits. I was removing a Syncro gearbox but it can be used for 2 wheel drive boxes as well. VW made some lugs and holes exactly for this purpose.


[[Image:Gearbox removal board dimensions underside jack mount.JPG|thumb|left|Underside jack mount. This bolts through the Jack and holds the whole shebang together. The flat bit of metal is a washer to prevent the locking nut pulling though the hole on the jack note the rubber "boot" to prevent the metal locking together under the weight.]]
[[Image:Gearbox removal board dimensions underside jack mount.JPG|thumb|left|Underside jack mount. This bolts through the Jack and holds the whole shebang together. The flat bit of metal is a washer to prevent the locking nut pulling though the hole on the jack note the rubber "boot" to prevent the metal locking together under the weight.]]

Revision as of 20:40, 7 July 2011

Gearbox removal brackets Thanks To Aidan for lending me the gear and allowing this to be reproduced. These allow you to remove the gearbox with it attached to something solid so it doesn't fall off and injure you or worse your gearbox. It also allows some freedom of movement to wiggle the box past the various bits. I was removing a Syncro gearbox but it can be used for 2 wheel drive boxes as well. VW made some lugs and holes exactly for this purpose.

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Underside jack mount. This bolts through the Jack and holds the whole shebang together. The flat bit of metal is a washer to prevent the locking nut pulling though the hole on the jack note the rubber "boot" to prevent the metal locking together under the weight.
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Gearbox removal board dimensions underside (jack side)
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Gearbox removal board dimensions (Top, gearbox side) note the block of wood at the front to match the underside of the gearbox
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Gearbox removal board in use2
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Gearbox removal board in use1 Note the forward clamp was in the wrong lug so wasn't sitting flush with the board on the offside
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Gearbox removal brackets dimensions