My goodness....so I went to rebuild my 5 speed, H2A5 trannie. Went and bought the synchros and bearings from a local trans shop. Took out the trans and benched it. Got it apart, cleaned everything, reassembled the shafts with new synchronizers and everything....it all benched out beautifully. Then I go to pressing my countershaft bearing in and broke the bell housing out behind it.
Moral of the story: don't press the bearings....I learned that they are tap-fit.
Just thought I'd share that with ya'll so if your every in the same situation you don't suffer that.
Of course, none of my local junkyards having anything available and it's $350 used. So I took it to a welder and he's going to try and weld it back together...hopefully he can. We'll see.
Anyways, just thought I'd share. But hopefully it works.
Can't wait to have my baby back though. It's all cleaned out by the trannie....put a few finishing touches on my P/S delete. It's gunna be nice being able to shift without grinding. Never have had that. But that's what you get for having a 240,xxx mile car.
So don't be like me!
Moral of the story: don't press the bearings....I learned that they are tap-fit.
Just thought I'd share that with ya'll so if your every in the same situation you don't suffer that.
Of course, none of my local junkyards having anything available and it's $350 used. So I took it to a welder and he's going to try and weld it back together...hopefully he can. We'll see.
Anyways, just thought I'd share. But hopefully it works.
Can't wait to have my baby back though. It's all cleaned out by the trannie....put a few finishing touches on my P/S delete. It's gunna be nice being able to shift without grinding. Never have had that. But that's what you get for having a 240,xxx mile car.
So don't be like me!
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