Yesterday me and two fellow NSX-friends removed the engine from my car.
The removal of the eninge turned out to pretty straight-forward and was completed even faster than I expected for a first time.
However, after that, my good friend Rene and me tried to remove the transmission from the engine and could not get any further than about 3/4 of separation of the transmission and engine.
Afterwards, I read here on Prime that you should remove the clutch fork.
The question now is, HOW do you remove the clutch fork.
I went back to the place where the car is but I could not see how the clutch fork is attached or how to remove it.
It is stuck very firmly (transmission and engine are still separated for about 3/4").
I expected to see some kind of bolt that I should remove to take it out, but I don't see anything. The manual just states that you 'remove it', but it does not tell me how.
So, HOW do I do remove the clutch fork?
The removal of the eninge turned out to pretty straight-forward and was completed even faster than I expected for a first time.
However, after that, my good friend Rene and me tried to remove the transmission from the engine and could not get any further than about 3/4 of separation of the transmission and engine.
Afterwards, I read here on Prime that you should remove the clutch fork.
The question now is, HOW do you remove the clutch fork.
I went back to the place where the car is but I could not see how the clutch fork is attached or how to remove it.
It is stuck very firmly (transmission and engine are still separated for about 3/4").
I expected to see some kind of bolt that I should remove to take it out, but I don't see anything. The manual just states that you 'remove it', but it does not tell me how.
So, HOW do I do remove the clutch fork?
. Some of them can be a little tough. It will come out about 1-2", (you cannot completely remove it prior to separation) then separate the trans from the engine.
