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wisbangman · 04-30-2018, 05:23 PM

You will need to jack up the car, remove the rear end as a unit, then remove the transmission. there are bolts that attach the transmission to the engine block. You will need to pull up the floor mat, put the trans in neutral, remove the floor shift lever, and disconnect the shaft of the throw out bearing that connects on the drivers side, next to the transmission. When you remove the transmission, you will see the throw out bearing riding on the main shaft of the transmission. it is held on by means that you will see when you pull the trans . This is a large job but if you do All your home work, it is doable - good luck!

04-30-2018, 05:23 PM	#8
wisbangman Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: oshkosh wi Posts: 216	Re: 1939 clutch replacement You will need to jack up the car, remove the rear end as a unit, then remove the transmission. there are bolts that attach the transmission to the engine block. You will need to pull up the floor mat, put the trans in neutral, remove the floor shift lever, and disconnect the shaft of the throw out bearing that connects on the drivers side, next to the transmission. When you remove the transmission, you will see the throw out bearing riding on the main shaft of the transmission. it is held on by means that you will see when you pull the trans . This is a large job but if you do All your home work, it is doable - good luck!