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Small bits to start, and I have found Cobalt drill bits make a massive difference. I had a broken bolt that I tried drilling out with titanium drill bits for over 30 minutes and made virtually no progress. Bought some Cobalt bits and I drilled...
I dont think the bearing in the carrier bearing is the high wear part, ive never seen one that actually had bearing problems, just always split rubber. I think its a decent idea, but interested to hear some reviews from people who actually tried it.
Appreciate the input, makes me feel a lot more at ease. Just really wanted to make sure the idler wasnt very loose in the case and would rotate from its own eccentric weight.And I over think every process haha, but I also like to be over...
Thanks for the reply guys, basically there is a risk that it could move on me, then the swearing will begin.Do you guys have any info on how much movement that idler has? Like are we talking that it could go a full 90 degrees out of alignment...
Thats a tough question to answer. Here is what I can tell you about it. That shaft doesn't have anything holding it from rotating other than friction. I think I've only ever moved it when the trans is in bench position so the shaft is veritical...
Hey,Just an odd question, but is there any harm in pulling and replacing the Reverse Gear Idler Bolt while the trans is fully assembled and installed in the car? I want to replace the rusted bolt and gasket that is showing signs of seeping, but...
I would agree, but it looks like the photos of the GMB joint already mimics the factory design better than anyone else. They may already have the design right, just need to eliminate cross drilling. Likely a bit optimistic as they likely use a...
Looking on RockAuto, the GMB U-joint seems to have the same design as factory, however, it does look like its cross drilled. This might be a silly comment, but has anyone contacted GMB regarding these U joints, and see if they can produce...