Any chance you can make the time?thanks guys. normally id tear into it myself, but i dont have the space or time at this point. just evaluating if its worth the repair at this point.
You don’t need a ton of special tools, just a clutch spring compressor tool, sizing tool for sealing rings on the input shaft (hose clamp with the pump stator itself works well, TorxPlus 50 socket for the bell housing-case bolts, torque wrenches, holding fixture and either engine stand or sturdy bench plus an air compressor for air checks. You will need to change the bushings but a shop can do that for you for maybe $100-150 or so (or you can buy the bushing driver set but they are somewhat pricey).
If you do decide to make a go of it, I’d gladly help you out. Figure to spend $600-700 on parts and 2-3 days or so to rebuild it.
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