Subject	I use the same method of 'drawing' the trans into the
Posted by	Gordo 93TT Daytona on August 31, 2008 at 11:41 PM
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In Reply To	If you used the alignment tool posted by RedTTZ91(OK) on August 30, 2008 at 10:00 AM
Message	engines pilot bearing. Instead of a bolt, when the trans is within a 1/2" of being flush; I used a couple of slip-joint pliers to pull the two flanges together. The idea is the same as using a bolt. Also like everyone says, you have to wiggle and turn things to get just the right fit. gordo _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	what is the easyest way to install a tranny - PandaManZ32 04:31:41 08/30/08 Dont bolt up the trans if its not yet flush. - Medici (NorCal) 05:31:21 08/30/08 Just a question, you did have a line-up tool for the clutch? (n/m) - Audioquest 08:27:39 08/30/08 yes (n/m) - KasbeKZ 11:12:24 08/30/08 1st, did you use clutch alignment tool? - AntiHero 09:53:30 08/30/08 If you used the alignment tool - RedTTZ91(OK) 10:00:59 08/30/08 I use the same method of 'drawing' the trans into the - Gordo 93TT Daytona 23:41:44 08/31/08 Are we talking manual or auto tranny? - Woody75 (Denver) 10:03:02 08/30/08 If that is the issue he has to put a new MT pilot bushing in - kkrofft (OH) 10:05:23 08/30/08 im trying to use the 5spd from my 96 and the jdm motor .... - PandaManZ32 13:55:18 08/30/08 Was the clutch alignment tool easy to pull in and out - TTFairladyZ 10:44:08 08/31/08 I found that if one person wiggles/shakes the transmission - Crim 16:47:39 08/30/08 HaloZ came and helped me out. It went in just fine, - PandaManZ32 23:50:26 08/31/08
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