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    Rebuilding a S4C box: gear puller?

    Gonna have a crack at doing synchros this weekend. Any one know what size gear puller I'd need? - Also any any hints/tips etc would be greatly appreciated.
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    i never knew a gear puller was required?

    i rebuilt an s80 without one...
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    A puller isnt required, nor heat????????
    Last edited by Slaz; 26-11-2009 at 12:35 PM. Reason: add info

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    Gearpull isn't very expensive and would definitely help. So will a bit of heat with the gearpuller.

    Make sure you take some pics please and a DIY would be great!

    EDIT: There is a DIY for pulling a D-series apart on Ozhonda.
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    s4c is the vtir integra box right?
    I've seen all the hydro boxes without the need for a puller.

    Do a search there is a link out there with steps on how to rebuild it i use to have it but its at home
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    thanks guys. i usually dont have much luck with this stuff so i'll prolly end up needing one. lol.
    will try and do DIY but dont hold your breath cause i've never done a box before. have printed the gearbox section of an EK manual so hopefully that'll help.
    thanks limbo, i havent been able to find much at all on rebuilding a b-series box but i'm sure d-series would be similar.
    there was a thread on another forum once where someone in the states was talking a south african dude (i think) through building a gearbox. wish i could remember where i saw it!!
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    the factory service manual explains perfectly how to rebuild the gearbox?

    it's pretty hard to stuff up if you have a clean work area, plenty of solvents, a good set of measuring devices and nice organised methodology...
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    thanks tinkerbell. so do you have a factory service manual for me?? i'm not worried about stuffing it up, just checking what exactly I'm gonna need.

    btw, box is out and partially in pieces. turns out u can only get part of the shafts apart without a puller or press so looks like i'm going shopping tomorrow!

    BTW, when i first removed the box from the engine bay a small spring fell out. any ideas where the hell it would have come from?????
    Last edited by kraiye; 29-11-2009 at 03:56 AM.
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    http://www.outlawatvclub.com/users/s...ny_how_to.html

    try this, its a LSD install but it tell u how to pull the box apart and put ti back together
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    thanks limbo, nice find.

    that snap ring is a complete pain in the butt!!
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    Hope you have a good snap ring plier. Not the crappy ones that have interchangeable heads.

    Good does not have to be expensive. My $17 trojan snap ring plier is so much better than the crappy $20 Kincrome one with interchangeable heads (tips bend and break when you undo beefy snap rings).
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