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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:32 pm 
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hey peoples im new to the club
i got an ea 3 speed auto
should hopefully have a manual convrersion real soon
but until then iu need my auto happenin again
was drivin home an it stuffed ouyt on me
i have got a new 1
and i amgonna do it myself the swap
but im not quite to suure
done plenty b4 but jus not on a falcon
how do i take out the tailshaft please
is there any documents on the forum anbout jus changing ur auto
all help is appreciated
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:40 pm 
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Well mate if you done on your done a them all... are you replacing with another 3 speed or 4 speed if 4 speed you need a TCM the loom maybe and the auto loom to the gearbox.... if you just replaceing the 3 speed it would be simple....

first remove airbox lid and piping remove either the fan a** or the radiactor and shroud then removing tail shaft jack the car up like 1/2 a metre of the ground there are four 10mm bolts undo them give the tailshaft a gentle tap and remove .... un do the cross member bolts let the egine move down slightyly undo the bellhousing bolts and then just co urse the gearbox off quickly get a bucket to catch the torque converter oil and then once it has drained into the bucket it is just a simple case of putting the "new" auto back in.. and then doing tailshaft.....

that was a basic thing but like you would figure it out like using a floor jack undoing cables and wires etc etc. starter motor etc

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:50 pm 
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hey cheers mate
help is much appreciated
shafts r different in falcons to the commodores as the commodores r 2 piece an they jus go undo 4 bolts off the diff

but with mine it looks like jus a uni join
but there is 4 bolts
do i jus undo these
and will i have to balance it or do anything else


its jus a swap
so another 3 speed auto goin in
and also r the shafts at the rear of the box meant to be loose as the 1 i got it seems to be a lil loose at the back of the box but they r not like thta on my commodore boxes
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:55 pm 
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not sure about the loose ness do you mean like side to side or you can spin it???? yeah four 10mm bolts and i think they are what people would call a uni bolt or something the four bolts hold two brackets u bolt or something the call it.

i doubt there would be any dramas balancing because if replace same box the splines and that should be the same length hasn't changed so i think not.... yeah commodores have a more *cough* modern design in regards to the tail shafts and s**t just think some VP had ISC and the EBs did't

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:26 pm 
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ok
so i wont have to buy anything else now
i have everything i need
so i can put the same all back together agaoin at the back can i
ur help has been much appreciated
and i am looking at sum1 who wants a weekend away on the piss at my house
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that knows how to do a manula conversiomn
as i should have it soon
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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:27 pm 
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and sorry
looseness in the back of the shaft at the back of the gearbox
like side to side
up n down
bloke said its fine it will tighten once the shaft goes in but not sure

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:28 pm 
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ok
so i wont have to buy anything else now
i have everything i need
so i can put the same all back together agaoin at the back can i
ur help has been much appreciated
and i am looking at sum1 who wants a weekend away on the piss at my house
lol
that knows how to do a manula conversiomn
as i should have it soon
cheers


Let me figure out why my car isn't starting after manual conversion then i will give ya a yell and see what and were you upto lol

 

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Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:30 pm 
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absolute legend mate
cheers heaps
ill attempt it tonight then now
ill let u no how i go

 

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