I have the the gear shaft and flywheel on crank ready to go , but i cant get the thrust washers to go down on the flywheel hole all the way down i dont want to force them in , Question -can i grind the edge of the 3 washers down some to fit them in ? Thank you for any info--
Lorenzo
Brake drum thrust washers Question
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Steve Jelf
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
No thrust washers go in the flywheel hole. Maybe a photo would clarify what you're asking.
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
The best thing to do is read the Ford Service book! The reason those washers won't fit is because they don't go there!
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
That's NOT where they go - they go on before the clutch drum !
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
Yes thats right,. Thank you all for the input
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
Use the MTFCA Transmission book and/or Mike Bender's Model T-Tips videos on YouTube.
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Re: Brake drum thrust washers Question
Wrong location. I use the Ford service manual when I put a T transmission together. Or at least refer to it before I put a T transmission, differential or engine together. I’ve rebuilt a few T components but a refresh of what I’m going to do keeps me from doing the wrong thing. Been there and done that.