replace throwout bearing/clutch
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I spent 30 minutes on that site and never found any free manuals. Do you have a link directly to the manual site for the Ram manuals? You could spend a whole day there looking and still not find anything but spam, virus's and malware. Are there any good, safe sites to download a manual from?
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http://rapidshare.com/#!download|158...eRam.zip|62876
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I spent 30 minutes on that site and never found any free manuals. Do you have a link directly to the manual site for the Ram manuals? You could spend a whole day there looking and still not find anything but spam, virus's and malware. Are there any good, safe sites to download a manual from?
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Click on this link and it will take you to rapidshare. On the right side it should offer you the option to do a slow download. If you go through there it will let you download. You will need to wait 50 seconds, but once you do, the download button will appear.
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Finally got it all back together. Like I said before this was no easy task. But given the choice I'd do it all over again.
A couple of things I learned is you don't need to pull the starter to do this.. and when you go to lower the transmission... position your jack towards the rear of the tranny. I had the jack right in the middle and once I started to lower it the back half dropped down and shot the jack forward!
I could not be any happier with the southbend clutch. My stock pedal gave me a workout when shifting gears, and the old fluid was way overdue to be changed.
Thanks again for all of your advice and help along the way!
Johnny
A couple of things I learned is you don't need to pull the starter to do this.. and when you go to lower the transmission... position your jack towards the rear of the tranny. I had the jack right in the middle and once I started to lower it the back half dropped down and shot the jack forward!
I could not be any happier with the southbend clutch. My stock pedal gave me a workout when shifting gears, and the old fluid was way overdue to be changed.
Thanks again for all of your advice and help along the way!
Johnny
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