[DeTomaso] gumball pantera needs to remove a rear ZF stud

bill gaino gaino at earthlink.net
Wed Jul 13 06:54:19 EDT 2011


How about use 2 nuts and jam them together?   I have a HORROR story. My early car had the crappy rear single mount. A couple of studs broke off flush. I tried to drill one out and it FELL inside. I had to remove the ZF and shake it, but I did get the broken stud out!  Even if you use vise grips and mess the threads, you can get new ones. Just don't let them fall inside!  Bill 1362

-----Original Message-----
>From: LEVITT1946 at aol.com
>Sent: Jul 12, 2011 7:07 PM
>To: detomaso at realbig.com
>Subject: [DeTomaso] gumball pantera needs to remove a rear ZF stud
>
>Dear Friends ,
> 
>My reverse issues that I have been having for months is possibly caused by  
>a reversed stud at the rear of the ZF case. When my car was being restored 
>I  asked the shop to install Chrome acorn nuts as a finishing touch on the 
>back of  the ZF .
> 
>After speaking with Lloyd Butfoy at RBT he asked me if anyone had  reversed 
>the stud so that less threads faced outside and the acorn nut could fit  
>tightly. He said that if someone reversed the stud it is possible the threads  
>are protruding into the inside of the case and when I try to go into 
>reverse the  stud is hitting. I said I did not know but now that I think about it, 
>the  only thing changed on the trans are the acorn nuts. The restorer 
>doesn't  remember his name let alone the nuts. 
> 
>My dilema is ....How the hell do you get the stud out without killing the  
>threads?  I really need to take it out to check. 
> 
>Any and all help is appreciated .
> 
> 
>Thanks ,
>Bob Levitt
>Gumball3000    
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