Subject: Re: Eldo Clutch-itis
Author: Paul P. Linn
Date: Oct 21, 2004, 8:07 PM
Post ID: 1717742876
Lannis,
I just poured some in and worked the clutch a bit. Make sure you block
the drain hole on the bottom of the tranny before you do this so the
spirits will be contained and you can get it washed out in there. Do
this a few times till you get clean spirits coming out when you drain it
and all should be good for another few thousand miles.
Paul
Lannis wrote:
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Paul - Well, I can take the evil spirits out of onions by cooking them, and get the evil spirits out of pinto beans by soaking them in a baking soda solution before cooking, so I suppose the evil spirits might come out of my clutch if I soak it in turpentine. Can't hurt to try, I guess. But that would imply that it's just dirty or contaminated or something. I've about convinced myself that the intermediate plate is "dishing" or warping. I'd really like to be wrong, though. How much mineral spirits? Just a little squirt or would I sluice a pint or so in there? Thanks! Lannis Your free subscription is supported by today's sponsor: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Free recipes to get you in shape http://click.topica.com/caacLQeb1dfltb6GIoLf/PermissionData ------------------------------------------------------------------- |