Reply to "Pulling the transaxle need advise."

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John.
They are nuts, so I would have to clear the studs. Bill. Thanks for the input, I am glad to hear from someone with so much experience. I don't know where that slave came from. My dad rebuilt the engine10 years ago. Eventually I will get a new one, but I will make it work for now. AS for that spring bracket it is no longer bent, because I broke it off removing the bolt behind it. I will engineer some temporary solution for the spring, until I get new parts. The bracket is on the control arm connected to the shaft that goes into the trans-axle not the slave cylinder.

9/21/115:25 AM

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