Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Buggered bearings found...
The lower shaft is the Primary, bearings both ends are stuffed.
Close up of the left hand one, there is no other way to describe it, it's farked! I'll try and take a pic of damage once pressed out.
If your a lazy arse, can't be arsed walking to get a 1/2" ratchet, socket & extensioin and try and use 3/8th tooling to undo the engine mounts, this is what'll happen if you put enough power behind it I thought I'd try to see if it shifted it, I spun the head off the extension....
The lower shaft is the Primary, bearings both ends are stuffed.
Close up of the left hand one, there is no other way to describe it, it's farked! I'll try and take a pic of damage once pressed out.
If your a lazy arse, can't be arsed walking to get a 1/2" ratchet, socket & extensioin and try and use 3/8th tooling to undo the engine mounts, this is what'll happen if you put enough power behind it I thought I'd try to see if it shifted it, I spun the head off the extension....
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
I've done that before lol
But did it to my 1/2"
But did it to my 1/2"
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
What were u trying to undo sahin?
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Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Rusty bike bolt lol it's like it was welded on
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Yep, they'll do thatmikeey01nzl wrote:I guess it's doing it's job
Time for another beer yipeeeeeee
This is what had become of my input shaft primary bearing (cracked in in half in the vice to see the damage.)
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
I take back what I said about my bearing, it's not even in the same league as yours, that one really is farked!
What the hell caused that damage , it looks like it's either exploded or corroded.
What the hell caused that damage , it looks like it's either exploded or corroded.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Yeah I reckon it was corrosion. It was a second hand box, that I think had been sitting around unused for a while. Plus there's me punching 300hp through it
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
300hp Hand gernadeBennoz wrote:Yeah I reckon it was corrosion. It was a second hand box, that I think had been sitting around unused for a while. Plus there's me punching 300hp through it
Last edited by mikeey01nzl on Mon Jun 04, 2012 5:20 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
On and off throughout the weekend, in between a couple of few beers I managed to achieve the following.......
- Stripped and cleaned the drive shafts, re-greased, re-assembled and covered the ends in plastic bags ready for install.
- Stripped and cleaned the gear box cases, gear selectors etc and oiled / greased ready for put together (bearing shopping tomorrow)
- Stripped and cleaned the started motor, checked brushes etc.
- Re-greased front wheel bearings.
Bearing List (my tiny bearing list that I'll update as required)
Clutch release bearing
Mits part -MD722744
NTN -FCR50-1
NACHI -48SCRN32K
SKF -
Gear Box Bearings - Primary Shaft
Spline end (engine end)
Mits part -MD717670
NSK B25-157
Gear Box Bearings - Primary shaft
Caseing end (opposite engine end)
NSK TM206U1
Gear Box Bearings - Secondary shaft
engine end
Mitsubishi only part no ??
Gear Box Bearings - Secondary shaft
Caseing end (opposite engine end)
NSK 30TM05NX7
Primary shaft - Oil seal
Mits part MD741818 3209 OIL SEAL, M/T INPUT SHAFT
- Stripped and cleaned the drive shafts, re-greased, re-assembled and covered the ends in plastic bags ready for install.
- Stripped and cleaned the gear box cases, gear selectors etc and oiled / greased ready for put together (bearing shopping tomorrow)
- Stripped and cleaned the started motor, checked brushes etc.
- Re-greased front wheel bearings.
Bearing List (my tiny bearing list that I'll update as required)
Clutch release bearing
Mits part -MD722744
NTN -FCR50-1
NACHI -48SCRN32K
SKF -
Gear Box Bearings - Primary Shaft
Spline end (engine end)
Mits part -MD717670
NSK B25-157
Gear Box Bearings - Primary shaft
Caseing end (opposite engine end)
NSK TM206U1
Gear Box Bearings - Secondary shaft
engine end
Mitsubishi only part no ??
Gear Box Bearings - Secondary shaft
Caseing end (opposite engine end)
NSK 30TM05NX7
Primary shaft - Oil seal
Mits part MD741818 3209 OIL SEAL, M/T INPUT SHAFT
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Well the bearing change has been done and almost re-assembled but stalled as my Hylomar is old and I'm not wanting to trust it.
So off to buy more.
Out of interest anyone else ever used Hylomar?
It's thebest stuff I've ever used and the only stuff that really worked on BMC cars aka minis.
http://www.hylomar.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=138
Here is sits till I get some more Hylomar
Here's the damage to one of the bearings
So off to buy more.
Out of interest anyone else ever used Hylomar?
It's thebest stuff I've ever used and the only stuff that really worked on BMC cars aka minis.
http://www.hylomar.com/index.php?option ... Itemid=138
Here is sits till I get some more Hylomar
Here's the damage to one of the bearings
Last edited by mikeey01nzl on Sun Jun 10, 2012 5:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Hylomar! Haha, I used to use that as gasket goo on minis as well!
I use Threebond Grey gasket sealer on these boxes.
How did you go sourcing the engine end bearing for the secondary shaft? They're made specifically by Koyo for Mitsubishi, only available from Mitsi And its the biggest c@#t ot get out too, I usually grind a slot in the shell too pop it out, then use a cold chisel to move the inner shell off the shaft enough to to wrap the cows c@#t on & press it off.
I use Threebond Grey gasket sealer on these boxes.
How did you go sourcing the engine end bearing for the secondary shaft? They're made specifically by Koyo for Mitsubishi, only available from Mitsi And its the biggest c@#t ot get out too, I usually grind a slot in the shell too pop it out, then use a cold chisel to move the inner shell off the shaft enough to to wrap the cows c@#t on & press it off.
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Done!
This is a five beer job, that's putting a gear box back in I mean. (fifth in hand now)
So useing only jacks and no lifter / cherry picker and a few choice words it all came together. I couldn't use a block and tackle from the rafters, that's the problem with a lined gib ceiling there's no god dam rafters!
Good news however... O she who must be obeyed heard me mumblings and questioned why I didn't have a lifter / cherry picker? that's an approval if I've ever heard one to go tool shopping, wo hoo!
Lazy arse as you can see........ I haven't cleaned the hylomar up yet, but hey one job lead me onto others and in this case whilst I was there I threw a new slave cylinder clutch kit at it.
Only carnage was one air con pipe, bent it (dump prick I should've known better) split. DOH!
One job always leads onto others, I just can't help myself but clean...
Now let it all settle down, re-torque everthing and check for leaks. It's already completed one heat cycle, no leaks so far, Hylomar really is the sealant from the gods!
This is a five beer job, that's putting a gear box back in I mean. (fifth in hand now)
So useing only jacks and no lifter / cherry picker and a few choice words it all came together. I couldn't use a block and tackle from the rafters, that's the problem with a lined gib ceiling there's no god dam rafters!
Good news however... O she who must be obeyed heard me mumblings and questioned why I didn't have a lifter / cherry picker? that's an approval if I've ever heard one to go tool shopping, wo hoo!
Lazy arse as you can see........ I haven't cleaned the hylomar up yet, but hey one job lead me onto others and in this case whilst I was there I threw a new slave cylinder clutch kit at it.
Only carnage was one air con pipe, bent it (dump prick I should've known better) split. DOH!
One job always leads onto others, I just can't help myself but clean...
Now let it all settle down, re-torque everthing and check for leaks. It's already completed one heat cycle, no leaks so far, Hylomar really is the sealant from the gods!
Last edited by mikeey01nzl on Mon Jun 25, 2012 10:29 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
The secondary shaft bearing (engine end) was okay.Bennoz wrote:Hylomar! Haha, I used to use that as gasket goo on minis as well!
I use Threebond Grey gasket sealer on these boxes.
How did you go sourcing the engine end bearing for the secondary shaft? They're made specifically by Koyo for Mitsubishi, only available from Mitsi And its the biggest c@#t ot get out too, I usually grind a slot in the shell too pop it out, then use a cold chisel to move the inner shell off the shaft enough to to wrap the cows c@#t on & press it off.
The only one that was really buggered was the primary (engine end) & a poof tenth play on the secondary shaft (case end)
As for getting that one out..... umm dunno I would've crossed that bridge when I'd came to it, but to be honest Ben I have available to me a hanger full of aviation tooling and mates who work in their if needed however I'm such an independant prick I would have given it ago and tried to build something like they've got in the manual, aka struggle with it. (besides me mates would charge me, the currency is beer, farked if I give that up too easily)
Cheers for your help through this too Ben, appreciated heaps this end
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
No worries, glad you got it all sorted so quick
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Gear box is as sweet as one would expect, nice and tight, quiet as and wey hey hey no leaks!
So onto the next jobbie...... Getting rid of the diesel sound when cold, that'd be them lifters me thinks.
In hand or ordered and on route...
x2 Rocker cover gaskets
x6 spark plug gaskets
x24 zero tick lifters
x6 NGK platinum plugs
I had a gut feeling, being a neglected ex Gen Y car and all......
So I pulled the front rocker cover off tonight to take a quick look. My gut feeling? It'd be as sh*tty as all hell under it, my gut feeling was right!
Lack of oil changes, coupled with cooking the engine aka running it too hot and finally some lazy arse at some stage instead of replacing the gaskets with new ones just silicone up the hard old ones has made this a shite of a mission to clean up.
I couldn't help myself so I pulled a lifter out to see if I could make it move, it moved but only in the vice. (they'll make 24 great tools for other we jobs)
Beer time!
So onto the next jobbie...... Getting rid of the diesel sound when cold, that'd be them lifters me thinks.
In hand or ordered and on route...
x2 Rocker cover gaskets
x6 spark plug gaskets
x24 zero tick lifters
x6 NGK platinum plugs
I had a gut feeling, being a neglected ex Gen Y car and all......
So I pulled the front rocker cover off tonight to take a quick look. My gut feeling? It'd be as sh*tty as all hell under it, my gut feeling was right!
Lack of oil changes, coupled with cooking the engine aka running it too hot and finally some lazy arse at some stage instead of replacing the gaskets with new ones just silicone up the hard old ones has made this a shite of a mission to clean up.
I couldn't help myself so I pulled a lifter out to see if I could make it move, it moved but only in the vice. (they'll make 24 great tools for other we jobs)
Beer time!
Last edited by mikeey01nzl on Mon Jun 25, 2012 10:31 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Where are you getting your rocker cover gaskets from?
Edit: you have non MIVEC
Edit: you have non MIVEC
mikeey01nzl wrote:Hats off to you too Phil for spending so much time on the phone trying to help someone out, your a top man and only a few would've spent so much time. well done!
Daniel2019 wrote:Come on phil, we bonded at the bonfire, lets be honest here...me and phil are besties now...
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
I bought them through Supercheap the other day "ACL" out of Aussie (distributed) but the packaging says made in Japan.
Correct non MIVEC
Correct non MIVEC
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Ewww (the scum that is)
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Re: Mikeey's FTO to teach the kids to drive a car
Yeah I know, you wanna see the bottom of me parts washer bin nowBennoz wrote:Ewww (the scum that is)
After the gear box work was all done I cleaned up everything as normal, including me parts washing container.
After a quick few mins of cleaning the rocker cover (the pic above was taken after I'd been washing it for a few mins) there's at least 5mm of crud on the bottom already.
Beer, it saved the world! I'll drink to that
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yf3YvXM9j5o