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gtdohn 07-09-2019 10:25 AM

3 speed removal in a 1948 f1
 

I have read that the transmissions are to be removed from the top. I have looked underneath and I swear there isn't enough room to move the rear of the transmission back enough for the input shaft at the front to clear the pressure plate and come straight up. The cross member seems to be in the way. Who has actually done this?

flatheadmurre 07-09-2019 11:17 AM

Re: 3 speed removal in a 1948 f1
 

It comes up through the floor...driveshaft..speedo wire and clutchlinkage has to go first.
Handbrake cable is a bit in the way but works with a bit of wrestling.
Put a jack under rear of engine.
Done it several times.

gtdohn 07-09-2019 11:27 AM

Re: 3 speed removal in a 1948 f1
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by flatheadmurre (Post 1775595)
It comes up through the floor...driveshaft..speedo wire and clutchlinkage has to go first.
Handbrake cable is a bit in the way but works with a bit of wrestling.
Put a jack under rear of engine.
Done it several times.

Is it a matter of straight back and up?

FortyNiner 07-09-2019 12:53 PM

Re: 3 speed removal in a 1948 f1
 

Yes, back slightly and then up.


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