ok so i know now that they must be put in with a 1500 psi press. how the hell do i get them out? i have new ones to put in but cant get the old ones out
ok so i know now that they must be put in with a 1500 psi press. how the hell do i get them out? i have new ones to put in but cant get the old ones out
Small strong flat head screw driver and big hammer.
Screwdriver & hammer to get out just the hammer to put new in...
Where did you hear that you need a press for installation?
i didnt. but if i had to guess i would of said that they did. i tryed to use a claw hammer but i bent the out side of the old sealOriginally Posted by turbojerk
So? Your replacing it,
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I always break the old seal, makes it easier to take out.
I use rubber mallet to get the new one on, never have a problem.
yep, just make sure you're clawing the seal and not the transmission
^^ Yup! Been there...
I found using a chisel and hammer was the easiest. No prying necessary, just a few taps and they were out and no damage to the lip inside the trans.
-Gary Mazzone-
1986 GLHS #168
thats what i ended up doing. got the old ones out and the new one in already. i would of hated doing that while it was in the car
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