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Old 02-16-2010, 10:22 PM
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Anybody know what is involved in replacing the B3 band? Does it require pulling everything apart or can it be accessed with the cover removed?

I did some searching, but most people just said they handed it off to a mechanic. The part itself is $7.50 and it seems they give out with or without warning. If it is easy to access without tearing everything apart, I think it would be wise to do it since the cover will be off anyway to reseal.

Good idea about the rear seal towards flex disk, I had it on my list but forgot to post it.

Job is far from over yet...Biggest thing will be making sure it does not leak and then adjusting the modulator to proper specs. I took the car to an indy a few years back and he messed with the modulator after saying it was shifting too hard.
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Old 02-18-2010, 04:33 PM
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Anybody know what is involved in replacing the B3 band? Does it require pulling everything apart or can it be accessed with the cover removed?

I did some searching, but most people just said they handed it off to a mechanic. The part itself is $7.50 and it seems they give out with or without warning. If it is easy to access without tearing everything apart, I think it would be wise to do it since the cover will be off anyway to reseal.

Good idea about the rear seal towards flex disk, I had it on my list but forgot to post it.

Job is far from over yet...Biggest thing will be making sure it does not leak and then adjusting the modulator to proper specs. I took the car to an indy a few years back and he messed with the modulator after saying it was shifting too hard.
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Old 02-18-2010, 04:45 PM
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Ehhhh it was easier for me to yank the engine and trannie as a pair and do trans work than to pull them out seperately lol
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Old 02-21-2010, 12:09 AM
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Ehhhh it was easier for me to yank the engine and trannie as a pair and do trans work than to pull them out seperately lol
Same here....when my trans began its journey to death last July I just pulled the whole motor/trans out and swapped it....and put it back in. Only took about 1.5 days from start to finish!
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