CaptCanadia
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I have a 6.5 HP Greyhound and I want to remove the torque converter from the drive shaft. I've removed the main bolt from it, but I don't know what to do next. Help!
Remove torque conv. from shaft?
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jrmints1415
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what kind of tc do you have?? it may be rusted on... is it new??
CaptCanadia
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No its a few years old and its a bit rusted but I can move it slightly. The engine itself is new with no rust at all.
jrmints1415
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There could possibly be set screw in it. i had an old tc on my engine and it was really rusted on so i soaked it with liquid wrench and it slid right off. Check the keyway for set screws though.
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do these help?
r97
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you don't have a torque converter, just a cent clutch with a pulley instead of a sprocket.
to remove the clutch you must remove, or slacken the belt.
either remove the rear pulley, loosen the engine mounting bolts and slide the engine back if you can, or slide the axle forward if you can.
also, as jrmints said, remove any set screws still remaining. it should come off after the belt and all bolts/ set screws are removed.
to remove the clutch you must remove, or slacken the belt.
either remove the rear pulley, loosen the engine mounting bolts and slide the engine back if you can, or slide the axle forward if you can.
also, as jrmints said, remove any set screws still remaining. it should come off after the belt and all bolts/ set screws are removed.
CaptCanadia
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Ohhh haha ok that makes more sense. Okay thank you!
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