MTFCA Forum

A little heat helps installation.

Soup is on, Yes it does give you one good shot! What's Momma say about it ?

My soup is usually brass parts in ketchup

Cook 1 part ,freeze the other,makes things fit easier.

Some of the newer modern transmissions have a press-fit on internal bearing to shaft fit. A special fixture is needed for disassembly and you use heat transfer plugs for assembly.
Plugs are heated to 450F degrees, usually on a hot plate and then put inside the bearings for a few minutes and everything slides together with ease. Without doing this you can break the cases...

Steve, it's Zahnradsuppe!

Looks like gearlosh for supper

Looks to be the clutch disc drum from the turbo 400 clutch disc setup in Lang's catalog

Turbo 400 clutch disk.
Now cooking 26/27 tail shafts in lye water

There is no Momma, so he can cook whatever he wants. Inside or out.

Dean, Could you please tell us why you use lye water instead of regular water to cook the '26 - '27 tailshafts?

Thanks,

Keith

For flaor of course! Thats no lye

Flavor!!!

Lye to de grease and removes rust.
Very caustic do outside !

Always use eye cover, my father years ago showed me a guy with a white eye from getting lye in it, that made me remember every time!!