Quicktime bellhousing help!!!!
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I have a 2000 z28 with a t56. I am trying to install my new clutch and bellhousing but have hit a snag. I bolted the bellhousing to the block with no problem. It is dialed in within the limits of tolerance. The problem i am having is that the dowel pins on the tranny wont go into the bellhousing. Has anyone else had this problem?
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no, they are in good shape. The pins fit in the holes if i try to put them in, but the wont fit in both holes, like the holes were drilled a little bit off. That shouldnt be the case though because arent these things made with jigs
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Did you test fit it on the bellhousing before installing the bellhousing on the engine? I installed a T56 for a customer a few weeks back and it had a QT bellhousing on it. It went together just fine.
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did not test fit. but i pulled the bellhousing off today and then tried to test fit. thats how i know the dowels fit in both holes just not the same time. I dont know what to do. I know people that say take the dowels out but i don't think that is a good idea because it helps keep it lined up
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I spoke to Ross. He is a real cool guy we were talking and he told me to send him the bellhousing and he would swap it out. Real good guy to do business with. I had this thing sitting in my room for over a year and he didnt' seem to care how old it was. That was pretty cool of him.