This is my first 4 speed rebuild, I have done a number of 5 speeds but this one is much different.
Anyway, need advice on pulling input shaft/input shaft bearing from the front case (bell housing). Circlip and washer are off.
Should I just heat it up and pull the shaft by hand? Maybe Put a steel bar across the bell housing and use a bearing separator on the input shaft splines with a two prong puller... it will be a little off center but might work?
Nothing to grab onto with a puller,,,
Any advice is appreciated
Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
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Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
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Re: Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
Was a long time ago, but don’t remember having to heat it before, just persistent wiggling by hand was enough to break it loose as I recall (I did have it strapped to a pallet for added stability).
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Re: Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
Pat, Here are some pics from my servo trans....bearing, bearing holder and input shaft push out the front. Hope this helps
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Re: Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help

Life's too short, buy your best tool first!
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Re: Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
Ok, after trying to pull the input shaft out the front the way the roadster book says, I actually followed the factory manual and drove it out from the rear after the main shaft was removed. Wasted a few hours trying to put it out…doh!
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Re: Pulling 4 Speed Input Shaft from case help
Good to know!
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