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Re: Building my first TRANS
« on: Nov 03, 2013, 12:50:59 PM »
You NEED a press, bearing splitter, various pullers and snap ring pliers and a FSM. You can make some of the special tools.

Google "rebuilding r151f" I don't have the link anymore but there is a good write up with pics I "think" on Pirate.

I rebuilt my R151F and fabbed a bracket to hold the trans properly on the press and IIRC three different diameter pieces of pipe were used to press various sections apart or together. I have large 3/4" drive sockets that also come in handy to press various parts and seals on or off. All the info was in that thread.

Download the FSM as a guide and take pics. Pay close attention to the detent balls and pins in the linkage.

You will also need a dial indicator and mics to measure things.

I do have a FSM. I do not plan to tear into the transmission section as i do not wish to spend an extra 400$ on the rebuilt kit and shipping....

What i have so far:

23 SPLINE DUAL ADAPTER
R151 COMPLETE
R150 COMPLETE
W56 COMPLETE

Still waiting on 4.7s to come in

 
 
 
 
 

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