RE: Locate engine in gearbox huhh!

2005-08-15 Thread Nick Moseley
Wow, thanks for the responses: Michael, Bill D, Jim, David, Bill K, John, Joe. Sounds like I'm on the right track. I changed the clutch, using the famous masking tape on a wood dowel to create a centring tool. The shaft is partly in, and is within the splines of the plate because I can feel

RE: Was Locate engine in gearbox

2005-08-15 Thread Joe Curry
If the problem is clutch alignment, removing the tranny will not help. The problem will still be there. So solving the alignment issue is paramount before the two parts will mate properly whether the gearbox is in or out of the car. Joe -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Was Locate engine in gearbox

2005-08-15 Thread Greg Rowe
My apoligies. My poorly worded post seems to be asking about neon engine/transmission removal. I'm not, I'm asking about spitifre engine/transmission removal. The neon thing was just my excuse to buy and own a hoist. Sorry! Greg Rowe From: Greg Rowe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: Greg Rowe

Anybody familiar with this transport company?

2005-08-15 Thread doug
Hello, I'm considering having a car shipped with a company called DG Auto Transport. They advertise in Hemming's and ship cars cross-country from their base in Missouri. Has anybody heard of them or used them? Any comments, good or otherwise? Thanks, Doug Braun '72 Spit ***

Locate engine in gearbox huhh! - Success!!

2005-08-15 Thread Nick Moseley
Nick Moseley is pleased to announce the marriage of Engine #FM43xxUESS to the bride, FM901xx. The bride was dressed in blue, as was the entire carport, (language!), the engine clad in black. A world of thanks to all who made suggestions!! The trick was a combination of things, including long