Making your own tools--Bushing Removal Tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2014
- Are you interested in making your own tools for automatic transmission overhaul? Look no further.
This video covers the fabrication of the bushing removal tool. This tool will see a lot of use. Plus, it's insanely easy to make. Enjoy.
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1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder (60 sec): th-cam.com/video/ZQHtrVFUHdk/w-d-xo.html
It would be good to start the video showing how the finished tool is to be used so that the viewer can decide if it's worth it to watch the rest of the video.
I couldn't agree with you more, man. Appreciate the constructive feedback. When time permits, this video will get updated.
Leave a bit more metal on the screw driver tip to make a stubby screwdriver and a bushing tool.
I don't know how a 9 year old video came up, but destroying a screwdriver rather than using a piece of square stock was like the DUHHH moment.
There ya go making sense...
Very nice idea. Going to make one in the morning thanks for the tip.
Right on! May it serve you well.
Thanks Robert, I’m going to make this tool, currently rebuilding a C6 tranny
Right on!
That's a great transmission.
Hahaha the flat head screw driver has got to be the most universally absued but useful tool
Isn't that the truth?! Hahaha Thank you for the comment xXRacer9000Xx.
RIP headphones viewers! Great video
Is the audio too loud? I look forward to your input ZOO KOO.
Heya! Thanks for the video on this tool. Wish I had a saw and grinder lol.. Was wondering where the videos are that you mentioned at the end of this one? I only see a few others on your channel. Thanks!
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Honestly, I have not finished them yet. =/
Keep us posted friend @@SouthpawAutoworks
@@SouthpawAutoworks have you finished the videos yet ? Link please?
Sorry...haven't circled back to this one, yet. It is on my to-do list.
Southpaw, What's the scoop on those last 2 videos you claimed to have made 5 yrs. ago? Subscribed 4 just that reason so I could find out more on 'How to' & DIY tools; now cannot find NEthing else w/U & the other 2 vids?!?!
Those videos have not yet been created. Good intentions....but life got in the way.
I really appreciate your comment. I hope you decide to stick around. More videos are being created as we speak/comment.
link to the blind hole bushing remover video please?
One, of many, videos yet to be completed. =/
In good time!
Here's what I'm working on, right now.
TH400 Rebuild Series - Coming Soon
th-cam.com/video/q0eciXU8YEI/w-d-xo.html
Hey mate were is the vids of you useing it?
Those other videos were never created. =/. Life happened, and the TH-cam channel got put on the back burner.
Thank you for the reminder. I have added this to my to-do list. As time permits, I will get it done! I plan on doing a video series on auto trans tools....both stuff that can be bought, and stuff that can be made at home.
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@@SouthpawAutoworks had a chance yet ? How do you use the tool?
Sorry...haven't circled back to this one, yet. It is on my to-do list.
@@SouthpawAutoworks that’s ok ; just a simple explanation would be enough; which edge do you use etc
Right on! Great question!
I almost always use the lower edge (as opposed to the higher edge). Just for clarification, if you look at the video thumbnail, I'm holding the tool in my hand. Use the edge that's closest to my hand (index finger).
Pro Tips:
Tip #1:
Push the tool firmly against the bushing, and start hammering.
It helps to keep the tool at a slight angle (instead of straight up/down). It'll help the tool get a good "bite" on the bushing...yet, the tool should not mare/damage the transmission part that the bushing "lives" inside of.
Tip #2:
Use a dial caliper to measure the depth of the bushing before removing the old bushing. This way you know how far/deep to install the new bushing. Bushing depth isn't always super important...but there are instances where it can make the difference between a problem, and a successful rebuild.
Tip #3:
If you look at a brand new bushing, you'll see that one end, of the outer circumference, is clasped together. If you're trying to remove a bushing from a blind hole, place the tool just to the left/right of the bushing clasp. When you start hammering on it, it'll spilt that side of the bushing apart, making it possible to remove the bushing with this tool.
Note: The alternative is purchasing/using a slide hammer tool setup to remove bushings from blind holes.
Hope this made sense. It'll make a lot more sense in a video explanation....when I can get around to filming/editing this future video.
Once again, great question.
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1 Handed Transmission Rebuilder: th-cam.com/video/Mvv5Cd2cVW4/w-d-xo.html
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