Special ford tool suppliers?
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I need to get a special tool for removing the input shaft locking collar on the MT75 gearbox (2wd or 4x4, both the same nut) - its some large socket that is very deep, does anyone know where I can get one of these tools, apart from Ford who would charge a fortune
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Box spanner won't be good Gareth - the socket needs to be 12 sided and not 6 ![Sad](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
I've searched on all the usual tool supplier webbys and can't find anything![Sad](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
Maybe, If i can get a normal 12 sided socket, get jiggy with the angle grinder, weld in some box section, and then weld the top onto that, I'll have a nice deep socket
The next question is, what size is the socket I need
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I've searched on all the usual tool supplier webbys and can't find anything
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Maybe, If i can get a normal 12 sided socket, get jiggy with the angle grinder, weld in some box section, and then weld the top onto that, I'll have a nice deep socket
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The next question is, what size is the socket I need
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It's about Ł50 from Ford IIRC.
http://www.etis.ford.com
Click services then special tool catalogue at the top.
Failing that, make one with a socket and a peice of scafolding tube!!
http://www.etis.ford.com
Click services then special tool catalogue at the top.
Failing that, make one with a socket and a peice of scafolding tube!!
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Daz - just been reading on Interford, its a 46mm socket, but you can remove the nut by tapping it round a bit then spinning it off by hand - should save me some money ![Wink](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
Then the rest of the gearbox should just pop apart once the bolts holding the case together are undone, with a bit of luck
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Then the rest of the gearbox should just pop apart once the bolts holding the case together are undone, with a bit of luck
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Dojj - just done a search on Interford - found all the pics of Tapp's tool (oooeer
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With regards to removing the front case, which 5th gear bolt do you remove, and which one do you leave in?
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With regards to removing the front case, which 5th gear bolt do you remove, and which one do you leave in?
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there are 2 bolts that hold the reverse gear in place
one either side of the box halfs (front and rear)
let me go and get some pics of what i mean
if you undo both then it's a bit tricky to get it all back together again
and whatever you do DON'T take the gear selector locater thing apart, it's a right pain in the butt to get back together again, a mistake i learnt to regret
one either side of the box halfs (front and rear)
let me go and get some pics of what i mean
if you undo both then it's a bit tricky to get it all back together again
and whatever you do DON'T take the gear selector locater thing apart, it's a right pain in the butt to get back together again, a mistake i learnt to regret
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Ahh yes, i'm with you, If i leave it on the tail section, then the case should come off with no cogs inside it
job for tomorrow
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