T5 replacement
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T5 replacement
Ok my fellow Mustangers. I am about to attempt my first T5 replacement in my 93 LX. Ive been told that it is fairly simple. Is it that hard to do? Any help or advice or tricks that anyone has figured out along the way would be MUCH appreciated!
#2
Not my favorite thing to do but, as long as it doesn't hit you in the face or you don't put the clutch in backwards, you should be good. If you are just replacing the trans, just be sure to get the shaft lubed with anti-seize where throw-out bearing rides.
Last edited by TrimDrip; 02-18-2012 at 09:09 AM.
#3
T5 replacement
HAHA....will def keep my face out of the way. Thanks for the heads up on the lube..much appreciated. I am just replacing the trans, clutch is brand new and shifts just fine into all other gears.
#4
a 12 point 12mm wrench or socket is a must, or you wont even get the DS out
juice up all the exhaust bolts for a couple days before with pb blaster for exhaust removal ease
remove the trans from the bell housing , then the bell housing from the motor if your doing the clutch too.
now is a good time to replace the rear main seal, even if its not leaking
when you put it all back in, fill the trans from the drivers seat b4 you put the shifter back in. 2 3/4 qts but go kinda slow, cuz the holes are small
you can use a skateboard to roll it around out from under the car and back under again...makes it a lil easier
thats about it really.
very easy and str8 forward, once you get it down...you can do a clutch job in under 2 hours flat
juice up all the exhaust bolts for a couple days before with pb blaster for exhaust removal ease
remove the trans from the bell housing , then the bell housing from the motor if your doing the clutch too.
now is a good time to replace the rear main seal, even if its not leaking
when you put it all back in, fill the trans from the drivers seat b4 you put the shifter back in. 2 3/4 qts but go kinda slow, cuz the holes are small
you can use a skateboard to roll it around out from under the car and back under again...makes it a lil easier
thats about it really.
very easy and str8 forward, once you get it down...you can do a clutch job in under 2 hours flat
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