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perf-list Digest Fri, 18 Feb 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 007

In This Issue:
press bearing race into tranny case
Re: [compression ratio]

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From: "Tom Ewing" napanet.net>
Subject: press bearing race into tranny case
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 07:54:46 -0800

I'm rebuilding a T5 tranny out of a 88TBird turbo coupe for use in my 92
Ranger 2.3L, and I'm needing some info on what to watch for, if anything,
when I press the bearing race for the cluster gear assembly into to tranny
case. The instructions I'm using for the rebuild refer me to another
publication at this point and I don't have it. I think any general
instructions would help. What I do know is that I'm advised to put the race
in the freezer a couple hours, red loctite it, and press into case. What I
don't know is are there any general guidelines regarding the setup for....

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