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![]() This may sound like a noobish question, but is it ok to stand a Type 9 gearbox on its end on the bellhousing? Want to store it somewhere so it takes up least space.
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![]() I can see no reason as to why not
On some gearboxes the input shaft is slightly proud of the bell housing face, it may pay to stand the gearbox on a couple of thin pieces of wood ![]() This is the way that I have always stored gearboxes ![]() Edit If the gearbox is going to be stored for any amount of time, put some grease on the input splines & spigot bearing surface. This will help to protect from rust ![]()
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![]() I seem to remember a small vent hole in a round raised part of the lid,the oil may run out of it when inverted,or I could be completely wrong and thinking of something else Ford.
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![]() i found out the hard way ![]() ![]() andy |
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![]() That'll be why I store gearboxes dry
![]() ![]() Besides, I like to drain the oil at an early stage. If it comes out like Hammerite or has lumps of metal ![]() It's not worth the storage space ![]()
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![]() I think most of mine came out of the drive shaft end when I tipped it to get it out of the donor, so its probably dry now anyway! Anyone know where this hole is?
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