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Input shaft busing in flywheel -removal and installing


Lou Earle

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Lou, I packed mine with axle grease then took a piece of 3/4" dowel and inserted it into the end of the bushing and hit the free end of the dowel with a dead blow hammer and the grease pushed the bushing out. If that does not work and it doesn't always then I have used my Dremmel tool with a carbide bit and cut relief’s into the bushing and took a small narrow chisel and folded the bushing up between the relief’s and removed it. Hope this helps.

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Wayne, I used the Wilcap adapter plate and flywheel, when your ready give me a shout and will go over it with you in detail. There are various ways of using the T-5 and you can find them on previous posts. Don Coatney used a different approach, Paul Curtis has a adapter, along with Langdons. To me it depends on your skills and pocketbook. My self it was about even which way I went. The Wilcap just put me farther down the road sooner. Good Luck:)

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BeBop..........can you give some details of the Wilcap adapter and flywheel?.........also what car are these going on?.......thanks, andyd

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