Thank you!!!!! Question there are two grooves in the outside rubber bellow that fit in the groove of the bell housing. From the outside towards in, which groove do you use?? The second seams to fit better but I question if this is correct? Thank you again so happy you posted this!!
Hey guys But there’s an easier solution. Chunk of white PVC 4” pipe, fits perfect, and a piece of 3/4” plywood drilled to the 4 bolt leg mounting bolt pattern and In solid in 2 minutes
@@joshcarr5694 yes, it should be clamping the bellows inside of the housing. If it isn’t tight and held in place, it could contact the drive shaft and cause damage
Oh my god thank you for this. I’ve been fighting mine the last 3 days and was getting ready to take it to a shop this saved me money
@@kyleblount6850 glad it worked for you too!! It’s such a frustratingly difficult part right near the end of a big job lol
Same here. 👍🏻
If out a bit when you bolt leg on it squeezes everything in solid.
Put some wheather stripping adhesive heavy all around metal ring first and don’t over push. I checked twice went in perfect.
Cut my pvc with my radial arm saw both ends perfectly square.
Should be 3 1/4” from edge of metal band to edge of the housing.
Thank you!!!!! Question there are two grooves in the outside rubber bellow that fit in the groove of the bell housing. From the outside towards in, which groove do you use?? The second seams to fit better but I question if this is correct? Thank you again so happy you posted this!!
@@deanhankinson1353 if I’m understanding correctly, it’s the first groove that fits in. Mine only had the one set of grooves that lined up
Thank you! Much appreciated 👍🏻
Hey guys
But there’s an easier solution. Chunk of white PVC 4” pipe, fits perfect, and a piece of 3/4” plywood drilled to the 4 bolt leg mounting bolt pattern and In solid in 2 minutes
How tight should that fit be? I have the opposite issue. I can install by hand and remove by hand. Should it be very hard to remove it?
@@joshcarr5694 yes, it should be clamping the bellows inside of the housing. If it isn’t tight and held in place, it could contact the drive shaft and cause damage