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Old 02-05-2000, 10:11 PM   #1
Bubba
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Red face Removing a Clutch Pilot Bushing
I'm trying to install an AOD in my '67 Mustang, which was originally equipped with a 3-spd manual tranny. The clutch pilot bushing is impeding the torque converter from seating properly. However, I can't get it out! I've busted two bearing pullers trying to remove the darned thing. Anybody out there know a way to remove it, short of cutting it out?!
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