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73 es overdrive 1800

posted by  Rainflye on  Wed Dec 3 07:20 CST 2014
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Want to replace the gasket between overdrive assy and gear box adapter...the one with 8 holes for the studs on the od flange. Looks like it can be done easily without dropping the gear box. What say all of you?




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Craig
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    73 es overdrive 1800

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    posted by  alschnertz on  Wed Dec 3 11:41 CST 2014
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    I've never pulled one out of an 1800. Still, I think it'd be easier to remove the gearbox than try to do the repair while laying on the ground.

    Plus if it's out of the car, you could do a thorough inspection and repair of anything else that needs it.
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    73 es overdrive 1800

    posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Wed Dec 3 11:27 CST 2014
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    Yes, the OD can be separated from the adapter flange. A couple of the nuts are hard to reach--but doable. Re-installing can be a little tricky as the drive collar for the od oil pump needs to "capture" the cam on the trans output shaft but pre-aligning the components will help. -- Dave







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