I was going to keep it since the hardline was all in one piece and wouldn't need to be bled. Now since I have to remove it to route the hardline, I'll just bypass the dampner. Just have to wait to get a hold of a flare wrench to break them loose.krash wrote:sweet, harbor freight is awesome. keeping the damper system eh?
I'm pulling a 5spd pilot bushing, its too tight, so swapping with another one.Harman850T5 wrote:If you can get a hold of a Matco dealer get the pilot bearing remover. Part#: CP55600 It saved me a lot of hassle in the swap trying to remove mine. I can make sure it will make a seal with the auto one if you want me to.Boot looks a lot better than the old one, still need invest in a new one too.
Read a couple posts up, did that , the one from autozone is too big, have to get another one. But stuck due to snow/ice right now.MagikDragon wrote:Go to autozone, rent a pilot bearing puller and a slide hammer and then return when done, it'll take you 5 minutes, vs a day with other methods.
Yep that's the one I have. The two prongs are too wide to fit in the bushing. The advanced auto one should work, it is narrower.MagikDragon wrote:are you sure you got the right one? http://www.autozone.com/autozo...hmentthats the one I'm talking about, you cant just have the slide hammer, but you need to rent both tools seperate.
Theres that green box thing under the dash. It was bolted to the hole that the top of your clutch pedal assembly is now bolted to. I left it plugged in and the key unlocks just like before.biggie wrote:IIRC isn't there a shift lock connect at the ignition you can disconnect to stop it from locking?
Currently its unbolted at the exhaust mani, really would need to, it would drive me crazy.krash wrote:at least all the big stuff is done. you don't NEED to put the exhaust back on
I'll get pics of the install, probably next weekend. Seems good for the price so far, I just couldn't see all the $ for the b&m on a car that isn't driven much. And didn't trust the ebay ones (with holes not lining up, etc).krash wrote:sounds good, I'm going to look into this isis shifter