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Transmission Filter Screen Damaged-d180

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tommyg

Looks like the pawl is in good shape. Still struggling with the other hub, though. Patience, patience, patience. :banghead:

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tommyg

The new and the old. This is what it was supposed to look like. (I think.)

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Does anyone know about that ring on the motor side of the screen? This one isn't attached. It kind of presses on by hand, but the screen will most definitely fall off inside the tranny again in no time. Was this glued to the screen? If so, what do you think I should use to glue it?

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If I recall correctly, on mine, the ring was attached to the screen assembly. My guess is that the ring was crimped onto the the screen assembly at the factory, and the one you have has worked itself off. I'm not sure what the best way to reattach it is. Hopefully someone else has an idea. JB Weld maybe?

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tommyg

Yeah, I keep forgetting about JB Weld. Good idea!

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