Reply to "Removal-Installation of Engine with ZF"

garvinoMember

Tunnelport492,

I’m glad you mentioned that. I forgot to post the new information that I found out on the “spacer”.

When I actually went to install the flywheel I really took a look at the “spacer” again and noticed that it had marks from where bolts had been tightened against it.

I decided to get another opinion on the subject and went to another custom rod shop. He said the same thing you did – that it indeed was too thick to be a spacer and was used to for support on an automatic transmission.

I’m thankful that I sought out another opinion instead of putting it behind the flywheel as I was told to from the first guy.

3/29/107:10 AM

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