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unreal808 · 06-19-2005

Doing a transmission in a DSM, is as easy as changing an air filter for me, but than again I have a hoist and a tranny jack and a lot of Snap-on tools, with an endless air supply. anyway Good luck.

Make sure you mark the timing marks on the starter to the flywheel so that they line up, so the electric field of the ignition pulse fires on the right cylinders in sync with the starter.

J/K :-)

06-19-2005	#9
unreal808 Mr. Me Too Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Albertville, MN Drives: Suzuki GSXR Posts: 999	Re: Changing a clutch in a DSM, nothing new here! Doing a transmission in a DSM, is as easy as changing an air filter for me, but than again I have a hoist and a tranny jack and a lot of Snap-on tools, with an endless air supply. anyway Good luck. Make sure you mark the timing marks on the starter to the flywheel so that they line up, so the electric field of the ignition pulse fires on the right cylinders in sync with the starter. J/K :-) __________________ Take her to the limit! Last edited by unreal808; 06-19-2005 at 11:55 PM..