clutch pushrod bushing Q

[rapieper@yahoo.com (Ron Pieper)]

I learned that it's easy enough to take a screwdriver or small chisel
and tap it to pieces, then let the bits fall out.  If you want to use a
tap, find whatever one just fits...sort through your collection.  If
youu're thinking about buying a tap for this job, don't - use the
screwdriver/chisel method above.

AFA installing the new one, I believe I slid the bushing over the rod
(to keep it more-or-less square to the bore) then used a hammer to tap
it into place.  I got it back a bit further with a deep wall socket and
a little more tapping.

HTH

Ron
(PS gas grill not required!)

--- Anthony Pelletier <vwnuts@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone, 
> 
> I am trying to install the clutch pushrod busing.  Its
> the brass thing that goes into the mainshaft of the
> tranny.  Awhile back I read in eurocar you can use a
> tap to thead it than pull it using a socked and a
> bolt.  Does anyone know what size tap to use.  (I dug
> through the boxes of old eurocars and I can't find it)
>  Aslo, any tips on putting the new one in?  
> 
> TIA
> Tony
> 
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