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| WhiteWolf McBride | Apr 16 2006, 06:00 PM |
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Guys... You never thought of dropping the tube into boiling water to soften it up before ya try to get it out of the tube? As someone who's wrestled with a near-solid standard gearbox on a -20+ C day, I know what a bit of warmth can do. I usually started the car up, and let her idle for 5 before trying to roll her. Starting her was easier than moving the tranny due to 5W30 in the engine (an Escort LX 5 speed 1.9 litre) One of ya willing to be the test of using 120 thou or the 300 thou in a TXT diff before I do, or am I gonna be the guinea-pig on this one? If it'll stay inside a EV diff, it should stay with minimal sealing in a TLT one. |
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WhiteWolf McBride CEO, TaskForce Technologies Inc. Ottawa, Canada | |
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