Evo 4 transfer box

brewster

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Which shaft do you pull out to remove the transfer box from the gearbox? And can you do it without the aid of a special tool? Cheers
 
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jamie@evotune

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You need to remove the cross shaft on the nearside of the gearbox you will need a sliding hammer with a M8x1.25 bolt on
 
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You need to remove the cross shaft on the nearside of the gearbox you will need a sliding hammer with a M8x1.25 bolt on

Agreed,
do not attempt it any other way regardless of what you are told.

Be sure to put it back in the same way you take it out and not back to front if you get what I mean.

If it is put in the opposite way round then you will be in for some trouble.

El
 
sponners

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you can remove without a slide hammer but its a right PITA
 
brewster

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Thanks for the info. I managed it. Now another one? How do you split the gearbox from the engine?? The fork seams to be jamming and not letting the box separate from the engine on the spline. Cheers
 
sponners

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I'm gueesing you haven't removed the thrust/release bearing?


there is a access hole at the bottom to try and release it off the cover plate.


(worst case is you'll need to unbolt the clutch cover plate from the fly to get the box off)
 
brewster

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That was the next resort. To take the whole clutch assembly off. Should the thrust bearing separate easily from the plate?
 
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jamie@evotune

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That was the next resort. To take the whole clutch assembly off. Should the thrust bearing separate easily from the plate?


Yes they do you need to pull the clutch fork toward the engine as you put a screwdriver between the bearing and the retainer clip then twist the driver and it should release
 
sponners

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Yes they do you need to pull the clutch fork toward the engine as you put a screwdriver between the bearing and the retainer clip then twist the driver and it should release



ah, you make it sound so easy Jamie ;)
 
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i can thrid that one i was surpriced how quick it took we me and my mate
 
sponners

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liars the lot of you........lol:D


We'll see if/when the OP reports back.



I remember the first time I did it on mine with the old original clutch in.......lots of cursing (lots) and ended up with a mashed up bearing retaining clip thingy..........tis easy.......NOW


:D
 
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evoman

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Hi mate having trouble seperating gearbox from engine .i see your posts on here but still cant seem to do it
 
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