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T-Series 5 Speed Transmission
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I was surprised that with the crossbar cut out the tranny setting on a transmission jack slides right into place without any problems. the two bell housing guide pins were a little tight but all went well. 
The U joint on the new driveshaft rear flange is meatier and won't allow the original bolts to go in, so I'll have to take a couple of threads off the ends to shorten them so they will drop in. Less than 1/4 inch back and forth Freeplay on the shaft once mounted. Getting there. 
The U joint on the new driveshaft rear flange is meatier and won't allow the original bolts to go in, so I'll have to take a couple of threads off the ends to shorten them so they will drop in. Less than 1/4 inch back and forth Freeplay on the shaft once mounted. Getting there. 
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Sounds like you’re making good progress.
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While your at it put a hose clip on the column excluder.
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Good idea! Thanks.
