GM syncro mesh
08-19-2007, 02:33 PM
#31
3.0 BAR
Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 5,631
Re: GM syncro mesh
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Correct. I wouldn't give you the satisfaction of answering.
It's not that I dislike you, in fact I have the utmost respect for you... it's just that I never want a man like you to associate me with satisfaction. You make Pee Wee Herman look stable, dude.
It's not that I dislike you, in fact I have the utmost respect for you... it's just that I never want a man like you to associate me with satisfaction. You make Pee Wee Herman look stable, dude.
08-20-2007, 02:41 AM
#32
0.0 BAR
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 0
Re: GM syncro mesh
Let me ask you people one thing.......
Who has been making it almost a business of building trannys?
Who has yet to have a bearing in HIS or a CUSTOMERS tranny fail?
I'll let the facts speak for themselves
Too date I've only had one tranny come back and it was this weekend.
Shift rod into the tranny came loose.
Three ways it could have happened
1) I left the beveled lock washer off and it worked loose
2) I failed to fully tighten the bolt and it finally backed out
3) I did everything right and it came loose (right, JD's a ------- saint if you believe that!)
Who has been making it almost a business of building trannys?
Who has yet to have a bearing in HIS or a CUSTOMERS tranny fail?
I'll let the facts speak for themselves
Too date I've only had one tranny come back and it was this weekend.
Shift rod into the tranny came loose.
Three ways it could have happened
1) I left the beveled lock washer off and it worked loose
2) I failed to fully tighten the bolt and it finally backed out
3) I did everything right and it came loose (right, JD's a ------- saint if you believe that!)
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