

| Subject: | Re: '56 kombi - transmission: day 3/? |
| From: | Steve Johnson |
| Date: | Tue, 3 Jan 95 8:08:14 PST |
So Thom Fitzpatrick says: > but I hope at the very least I won't have to crack open the reduction boxes. > If this trannyis toast, then I will, though :( The weekend after the big > trip, I'll yank it out and check the nosecone install - if thats OK, then > I'll RMA the tranny. > > If anyone else has any ideas or experience in these matters, I'm all > ears! > > Thanks for your patience! > Thom This is probably a response that Derek doesn't care for much. ;) But.... Thom, it sounds like I'm going to have to buy several boxes of nose tissue because I know you're going to have a pretty good sob story to tell on the way down. :( ;) Anyway, I agree with removing everything again but don't be too hasty in doing so. Go slow, and kind of talk a stand back and look at it from a non-judgemental stance. You may see something that just sticks out like a sore thumb. As you've mentioned before, you'll probably think of it in the middle of the night and toss-and-turn till you get it done. I know this is hard to do since you planned on being alot further along than where you're at. I've had many a 2 hour jobs turn into long weekends for a variety of reasons. As the Great Muir said, perseverance prevails! Oh well, not much help but..... Cheers! Steven sjohnson@pcocd2.intel.com
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