are there two size bellhousing bolts?
01-31-2008, 07:23 PM
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are there two size bellhousing bolts?
tiptronic if it matters.
If so, anyone now where long ones go, short ones go?
If not, I'll be having a discussion with a mechanic. on both sides the idiot tried to shove long bolts into holes that weren't deep enough. One side just bottomed out and stayed put, but obviously wasn't torqued. The other he sheared off in to block and tried to put a washer in to give it room to tighten down. it was finger tight when I pulled the motor/tranny last weekend. wtf is that all about? I can't stand incompetence.
If so, anyone now where long ones go, short ones go?
If not, I'll be having a discussion with a mechanic. on both sides the idiot tried to shove long bolts into holes that weren't deep enough. One side just bottomed out and stayed put, but obviously wasn't torqued. The other he sheared off in to block and tried to put a washer in to give it room to tighten down. it was finger tight when I pulled the motor/tranny last weekend. wtf is that all about? I can't stand incompetence.
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01-31-2008, 07:51 PM
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the only way you know it's done right
and thanks for the diagram. i just realized that I probably should have looked that one up on my own. still needed to vent about the idiot.
