doing the clutch 92 g20

[lrickert@covad.net]

I got transaxle fill plug out with a metric square drive tool for drain plugs
and an impact wrench. Neither the drain plug tool nor a 3/8th ratchet fits tight
enough to avoid damaging both the tool and plug. We wrecked a 3/8 breaker bar
trying to use leverage but with the right tool and an impact wrench it came out.
I now have a new plug with socket head type hole in it and will use anti-seize
this time do it shouldn't be a problem again.

We got the transmission hung back on the motor and now I get to put everything
back together again, since we ended up taking off a lot of parts in the upper
engine compartment to get room for straps for the shop hoist so it is going to
be fun.

Luke

7/3/00 7:13:18, "Ben Fenner" <fenfam@attbi.com> wrote:

>> IIRC,  I used a half-inch breaker bar or ratchet without anything on it,
>and it
>> fit
>> perfectly into the square recess on the plug.

>Yes, this is the way it's suposed to be done. Half inch drive
>ratchet/breaker bar for the drain and 3/8th inch drive ratchet for the
>fill/check plug. I didn't know the answer hadn't been given yet. Don't go
>looking for square stuff when you already have it!

>-Ben
>1994 Sentra SE-R