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#58816 04/05/2006 9:09 PM
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Hey Bolters,
Just returned from pick and pull empty handed,I found a t-5 in 88 s-15 GMC.Proceded to harvest it,pulled 4 bolts from tranny to bell housing,crossmember,driveshaft,shifter,striped off all the supports, shuold slide right out?Wrong.Comes out About 1/8-1/4 and stops-acts like maybe some kind of retainer or something in the bellhousing,is there? So I proced to pull all the bell housing bolts=bell slids about 1/2 and stops.I don't consider myself to be a amature wrench turner,matter of fact unless it involves having vehicle hooked to computer I do all my own work. I looked this tranny and bell over and over and it is clean should fall out.What am I missing?or do I need a bigger prybar.So anyway it started to rain/snow and I forefit to S-15. Has anyone else ever had this problem,Could the splines on the tranny be siezed to disk? As always Thanks for Help/input
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That is weird. It could be the splines on the disc or the pilot brg. could be stuck to the trans shaft. The next order would be a larger pry bar.


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#58818 04/05/2006 11:39 PM
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that puppy should slip right out...
is the clutch arm /throw out bearing fouling on the bad heavily worn clutch (fingers)??
OR the clutch face might be rusted to the flywheel...

time to get the BFH out


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Did you pull the shifter out of the floor?
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#58820 04/06/2006 3:30 AM
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Yes,pulled shifter,it acts like it hanging up on pressure plate or something inside bellhousing,thats why I was wondering if there is something to retain tranny to bell on the inside of the bellhousing-sounds stupid but i wouldn't put anything past the manufactures on some of the newer vehicles.If there is no retaining device then maybe the input-disk-throwout is screwed up and i better find a different tranny. Thanks for the replys
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Maybe the pilot bearing is stuck on the input shaft?Clutch hub sticking on the splines?(my best guess) I'd try a prybar on each side between the tranny and bellhousing,and equal pressure on both sides,it'll probably resist,then TWANG-it'll pop loose.Not much you can damage this way...
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Just got back from another junkyard found another T-5.Proceded to pull it same as the first and it came out very nicely,Yea!! So the first one must have had some sort of problem in the bell housing.This one was a little cheaper too,50.00 not bad.The only trouble i have is when i go in thease self service yards i always spot a hand full of other items i gotta have and leave spending a whole bunch more than i planned,funny my wife does the same thing every time she enters a Walmart.Any way thanks for the input and help Aaron


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