I'll check the old one, it'* sitting in a drawer.

Well, got the transmission back in.

Here I'm rolling it back in to place.


Tristan decided he wants to fix bikes. He has his own tools. And this is how I got started.


It'* all bolted back in.


A bit frustrated, it didn't go in without a fight. 4 hours of fighting and I've had enough. I'll finish tomorrow. All that is left is hooking up the shifting linkage and electrical, put the dip stick and cross over pipe back on the exhaust, then put the left control arm back on and the tires. Hook up the battery and fire it up.

might wanna coat that subframe while your under there dan at least if it were me i know i would..

you should be able to get away with using one can too!

I'm sure I'll be under there again. And this car wont be driving in the winter anyways. So it will get done.

What seemed to fight? At this point, I'd expect it to hop right into place for you.

Isn't
that
screen
from
the
low
servo
in
the
pan?

Broken
Hotel
computer!!


Call
Me

Low servo? I'll have to check.

Everything fought. After I got it mounted it was out of place a little and I couldn't get the mounts lined up. Had to mess with the sub frame to get that in and then took a lot of work to get the mount to drop in to place. Plus my son was out there asking questions every few minuets.

I want to call, just to hear the convo.

There was a lot of groaning as I rolled out from under the car.

That'* old age.