<VV> Surprises
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Wed Sep 5 21:54:58 EDT 2007
Sounds like a stock 60 to 64 manual trans shifter. Are you sure clutch
is releasing all the way? This will cause hard shifting. Earlies shift
real easy. Too easy for a lot of people, they think it is too sloppy!
Side seals real easy to replace on differential on 60 to 64. Jack up
rear, remove wheels, remove 4 nuts holding rear wheeel bearings to
backing plates, slide axles from differential, R&I seals, check
differentail lube.
Input shaft seal requires R&I engine. Do when replacing throwout bearing.
Frank DuVal
Bill Kronen wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
> Had a surprise or two on Labor Day when we got the 63 Spyder vert up
> on a hoist. It was up there to replace the left side valve cover
> gasket which required a helicoil in one of the bolt holes. Since its
> been getting harder to shift and making some noise we wanted to
> replace the bushings in the shifter tube....but there was no tube.
> Inside the tunnel the whole shifter rod moves back and forth for gear
> selection. Is this a normal installation on this car? a modification?
> Decided the noise is a release bearing anyway so some major work over
> the winter. Also some very leaky axle seals at the diff which also
> appears to be a major job. Glad I have my experienced car guy
> mechanic nearby. Any encouragement or direction? Something else we
> should be doing once we get into the major stuff.? Suggestions always
> appreciated and evaluated.
> Bill Kronen
> Rocky Mt. House, Alberta
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