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ShittyMechanic 08-30-2021 07:04 PM

Driveshaft will not lineup with rear diff during clutch install
 
Hello! I am having difficulty during the last steps of replacing the clutch and flywheel on my 2014 FRS. I have been following the DIY guide here along with other videos and tutorials.

The car was in neutral when I removed the transmission but I fear it went into gear during some part of the install. I have seen videos where you can pull or push on the shift linkage to get it in and out of gear respectively. The drive shaft will not spin in either case to line up the rear portion to to the differential.

Should I install the shift lever and attempt to put it in neutral with the engine turned off? Do I need to fill the trans with gear oil to do this? Or did I mess up royally somewhere and need to start over?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Ashikabi 08-30-2021 07:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShittyMechanic (Post 3461402)
Hello! I am having difficulty during the last steps of replacing the clutch and flywheel on my 2014 FRS. I have been following the DIY guide here along with other videos and tutorials.



The car was in neutral when I removed the transmission but I fear it went into gear during some part of the install. I have seen videos where you can pull or push on the shift linkage to get it in and out of gear respectively. The drive shaft will not spin in either case to line up the rear portion to to the differential.



Should I install the shift lever and attempt to put it in neutral with the engine turned off? Do I need to fill the trans with gear oil to do this? Or did I mess up royally somewhere and need to start over?



Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Just go ahead with the shifter install and put the drive shaft in last. You don't need fluid in it. You're not gonna hurt anything, nothing to worry about

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blsfrs 09-02-2021 10:20 AM

Or release the E brake and rotate a rear wheel.

ShittyMechanic 09-03-2021 12:41 PM

Thank you!

Turdinator 09-06-2021 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by blsfrs (Post 3462341)
Or release the E brake and rotate a rear wheel.

This seems the obvious solution.


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