T-56 just rebuilt..... stiff as a board? Break-in time?
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T-56 just rebuilt..... stiff as a board? Break-in time?
doesnt want to go into reverse... takes alot of muscle to shift... is there a break in period??
put in new syncros, replaced 3rd gear.... shimmed input shaft..... put in steel shift fork for 3rd/4th. etc.....
put in new syncros, replaced 3rd gear.... shimmed input shaft..... put in steel shift fork for 3rd/4th. etc.....
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Well depends. Breakin is about 500 miles with ours and it should go into reverse unless the solenoids were plugged in wrong. What kind of fluid was used? Ours come with a breakin sheet to explain what needs to be done. Where bronze pads used and billet keys?
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Amber
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Originally Posted by Ls1Joe
Well depends. Breakin is about 500 miles with ours and it should go into reverse unless the solenoids were plugged in wrong. What kind of fluid was used? Ours come with a breakin sheet to explain what needs to be done. Where bronze pads used and billet keys?
Thanks,
Amber
Thanks,
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I assume the pads are stockers..... but new. No billet keys here.
I put 280 miles on it yesterday...highway... shifted as much as i could. after it warms up it gets a slight bit easier... it takes some muscle to shift... not good for racin but good for me ole arm workout! also some gears grinded a couple of times.
I am thinking I need to rebleed the hydrolics... how do i do this?
I have a new ClutchMasters stg 3 clutch, light steel flywheel, drill mod, new slave, and stock master cylinder.
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is the clutch disengauging all the way, that's what it sounds like to me.
turn the car off, push in the clutch, and see if it shifts easy. if it shifts easy without the car running you've got a clutch that is dragging, for one reason or another
turn the car off, push in the clutch, and see if it shifts easy. if it shifts easy without the car running you've got a clutch that is dragging, for one reason or another
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i think the tranny is fine.... probably was good to go the whole time.... i replaced it for nothin!
so .... does the clutchmaster need an adjustable master?? it barely goes into all gears... have to double clutch it to get it in... and takes a bit of force.... then clicks in.
so .... does the clutchmaster need an adjustable master?? it barely goes into all gears... have to double clutch it to get it in... and takes a bit of force.... then clicks in.
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Originally Posted by 94redz28
You can make your stock master cylinder into an adjustable one. When i installed my RAM HD it did not disengage all the way, so i made the master adjustable and all was good
how do ya do that?