Anyone got pics of a RWD Cossie from underneath?
08-12-2005, 01:09 PM
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Anyone got pics of a RWD Cossie from underneath?
I need a pic of the gearbox mount as installed on the bottom of a Cossie. I believe the mount on mine had been installed the other way 'round 
Cheers in advance!
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09-12-2005, 12:44 PM
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Mo, just turn it around the other way and see how it fits... I found this out with mine too, the mount was turned around to accomodate the MT75 but I was able make it fit the correct way. You can always crawl under John's car. Call me later
10-12-2005, 11:30 AM
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Thanks Eric, that would be real cool. A pic of the driveshaft angle where the center bearing meets would help too. Haven't heard from John yet, Wes - left him a message though. Post it to my merouby@yahoo.com acct. 
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10-12-2005, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by svony
Mo, I was reading a thread on the MCA board regarding correctly setting the driveshaft angle... it said an incorrect angle can affect the guibo (sp) and the smoothness. Just FYI, I'm not sure if this applies to the Cosworths.
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I'm not having vibration issues. Just clunking from something underneath. Inspection shows the gearbox mount bush (bushing) is faulty. Hence the request.
Will have it out on Monday so long as the wife doesn't impose some plans on me, like she did yesterday. Is the bodywork ready to be done?
Will have it out on Monday so long as the wife doesn't impose some plans on me, like she did yesterday. Is the bodywork ready to be done?
10-12-2005, 04:47 PM
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Clunking... may be the u-joints or the center bearing. If the center bearing needs replacing try your local truck repair shop, most box trucks use a similar configaration.
Ok thanks, I saw a guy this week about the windows... waiting to hear from him on when I can bring the car over.
Ok thanks, I saw a guy this week about the windows... waiting to hear from him on when I can bring the car over.
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