Safety Wiring

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After owning my 72 Pantera for over 26 years time has come for a complete grounds-up restoration which I'm in the process of doing myself. I know the car. However, I know nothing of the transmission. Since I need to keep the cost to a minimal I was planning to replace the leaking gaskets on my ZF. Through the years I've been reading about "everyone must perform the safety witing". What does that actually mean and would some one please explain to me in detail how this is done. Also, any other work I should be doing. Or am I fooling myself and should I send the unit out and have a professioanl perform the work? I have not had any problems with the trans. Thank you.

9/24/036:42 AM

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