T-56 Tailshaft housing trouble
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T-56 Tailshaft housing trouble
I need to remove the tailshaft housing, I have all the bolts out, I've broken the pry points, and have tried knocking it off with a piece of 2x4 and hammer. The only thing holding it is Honda Ultra Flange, which is what we use at my Honda Dealership for the transmission housings.
I need some more suggestions on how to remove it. I have no clue what to try next. I'm stuck.
The transmission is still in the car BTW.
I need some more suggestions on how to remove it. I have no clue what to try next. I'm stuck.
The transmission is still in the car BTW.
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Not sure what a Honda ultra flange is.
1. Pull the driveshaft.
2. Remove the 8 bolts.
3. Using a prybar, pry the housing off to break the RTV seal. Nothing else to remove.
4. Remove housing.
5. Done.
When reinstalling, you have to align the reverse shift fork shaft using a screwdriver then the housing will slide back on. Replace the seal while your there.
1. Pull the driveshaft.
2. Remove the 8 bolts.
3. Using a prybar, pry the housing off to break the RTV seal. Nothing else to remove.
4. Remove housing.
5. Done.
When reinstalling, you have to align the reverse shift fork shaft using a screwdriver then the housing will slide back on. Replace the seal while your there.
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Ultra flange is just like RTV seal but for honda's. I realize my car is not a honda, but it got the job done. I have already had the tailshaft housing off when the trans was out of the car, I must have misaligned something as it will not go into reverse or 6th, i've already eliminated other possible faults. So i need to take the housing off to take a look at everything.
As i mentioned i broke the pry points so how am i supposed to "Pry" the housing off now?
I cant get between the tailshaft housing and the main housing with anything.
As i mentioned i broke the pry points so how am i supposed to "Pry" the housing off now?
I cant get between the tailshaft housing and the main housing with anything.
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Ultra flange is just like RTV seal but for honda's. I realize my car is not a honda, but it got the job done. I have already had the tailshaft housing off when the trans was out of the car, I must have misaligned something as it will not go into reverse or 6th, i've already eliminated other possible faults. So i need to take the housing off to take a look at everything.
As i mentioned i broke the pry points so how am i supposed to "Pry" the housing off now?
I cant get between the tailshaft housing and the main housing with anything.
As i mentioned i broke the pry points so how am i supposed to "Pry" the housing off now?
I cant get between the tailshaft housing and the main housing with anything.
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That did pop into my mind. Just pretty scared to do it.
So i'm not saying this is the best thing to do but it is an option i guess. What about using a puller and put it on output shaft that sticks out a bit from the housing? I know it cant be to good on the shaft seeing everything that is attached to it, but just throwing it out there for some approvel i guess. lol
So i'm not saying this is the best thing to do but it is an option i guess. What about using a puller and put it on output shaft that sticks out a bit from the housing? I know it cant be to good on the shaft seeing everything that is attached to it, but just throwing it out there for some approvel i guess. lol
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In some rare cases, I've had to gently tap razor blades into the tail-case gap to split the RTV. This usually happens when someone uses some ultra gray or RightStuff tight bonding RTV that's overkill for T56 case sealing.
If you get it apart, just stick with the regular Black RTV...
If you get it apart, just stick with the regular Black RTV...
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So i'm not saying this is the best thing to do but it is an option i guess. What about using a puller and put it on output shaft that sticks out a bit from the housing? I know it cant be to good on the shaft seeing everything that is attached to it, but just throwing it out there for some approvel i guess. lol
I used right stuff on the tail housing and yes its likely overkill cause RS is some bad *** ****. Will have to remember the razor blade trick if Heaven forbid I ever have to pull the housing off again..
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In some rare cases, I've had to gently tap razor blades into the tail-case gap to split the RTV. This usually happens when someone uses some ultra gray or RightStuff tight bonding RTV that's overkill for T56 case sealing.
If you get it apart, just stick with the regular Black RTV...
If you get it apart, just stick with the regular Black RTV...
Sounds like the Honda sealant was overkill.
I've actually had people request that I use Ultra Gray, and this is exactly why I will not use it