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Posted by: bondo Sep 20 2004, 10:42 AM

I now have an H gear (yay!) and it has well worn dog teeth on it. The tranny rebuilding bible (Red-Beard's article) shows a special expensive looking tool. It then says there are ways to get around using it that will be addressed later, but I don't see them in the article. Does anyone have any proven methods, or should I just make something like the special tool?

Posted by: DNHunt Sep 20 2004, 10:46 AM

Damn hard to get dog teeth from a dog, harder to get cat teeth from a cat. (A cat's mouth is the only thing dirtier tan peoples mouths).

Sorry no help on tranny teeth. (At least I don't think so.)

Dave biggrin.gif

Posted by: jmargush Sep 20 2004, 10:47 AM

If you aren't going to reuse the dog teeth you can drill into them and then smack the holes with a cold chisel to brake it then it will come off. to pu tit back on pu the gear in the freezer( to shrink it) and heat the new dog teeth up (to enlarge it) then asemble the two.

Posted by: bob174 Sep 20 2004, 11:04 AM

I've got the tool--I'll be happy to loan it to you if you like. It'd be a bitch to get them out without it. It's currently loaned out to one of my friends locally, but I could get it back in a couple days... You cover the shipping...

Posted by: bondo Sep 20 2004, 11:21 AM

QUOTE(bob174 @ Sep 20 2004, 10:04 AM)
I've got the tool--I'll be happy to loan it to you if you like. It'd be a bitch to get them out without it. It's currently loaned out to one of my friends locally, but I could get it back in a couple days... You cover the shipping...

That'd be awesome! smilie_pokal.gif I won't need it until I get all 6 of my transmssions apart, so don't rush the current loanee. Once I get all the gears slated for dog teeth removal in a pile (a few weeks?) I'll borrow it, so I can get it back to you right away.

Posted by: fiid Sep 20 2004, 11:35 AM

QUOTE(bob174 @ Sep 20 2004, 09:04 AM)
I've got the tool--I'll be happy to loan it to you if you like. It'd be a bitch to get them out without it. It's currently loaned out to one of my friends locally, but I could get it back in a couple days... You cover the shipping...

I would use the tool. I have one you can borrow if you are close to SF. The tool makes it so ridiculously easy to get these things off - you just slap it in a vice with a couple of blocks and squeeze it off. Happy happy joy joy.

Posted by: bondo Sep 20 2004, 11:41 AM

Hmm, that's much closer smile.gif Maybe we could arrange a relay through jkeyzer? I often stop by his place on my way to Sacramento. I could even bring the gears and press them off at his place smile.gif

Posted by: Red-Beard Sep 20 2004, 11:46 AM

Put the gear in a vise (sideways) and pry and rotate, pry and rotate.

The "expensive" tool is $72. You could buy it and re-sell it on ebay. If you have extra tranny cases, you can make the alignment tool by cutting the section out of the tranny with the bearing races. sawzall-smiley.gif

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