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Clutch alinement

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Hi all,
just off to my local (UK) motor store to buy a generic cluch alinement tool as I've lost my old gearbox shaft. They're only about £11 say $17

I know it's stupid question, but my jeep is in one place and the tool isn't bought yet but.... do these things still fit the old jeeps? I've always had access to old drive shats when I've done this before??
I dont own many 'special' tools, I tend to turn up bits of wood in the lath.....
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Here in the US there are several versions of the tool including universal type that fit several different applications made from wood or plastic. If you are good on the lathe then by all means save money and turn your own tool. Splines are not needed.
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Post by davem201m38 »

Thanks Wes,
I'll just turn a broken broom shank down, and then put in on the shelf with my 'special' oil seal replacer bits of wood.
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Red is electricians tape wrapped to ID of clutch spline.

Oil sea lreplacers
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Would those 'oil seal replacers' be household plumbing materials?,bugger I never thought of that! and here's me turning down bits of fence post!!
Dug out my special tools; so far I've found
1 x Military spark plug spanner
1 x Multifuel injector socket
1 x Reo hub nut spanner
1 x Reo Multifuel compressor pulley adjusting spanner
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HI dave, next year agin in Ursel with your reconditioned M38?

This year we can not come, our son Jeroen is building is home... and i may help.

Erik
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Hi Erik,
I hope so.
The last couple of years have been very very busy, new job, old parents in poor health, laying 30,000 bricks! moving a hillside, re-building two houses.
Hope you are all well, see you in 2012 Gods allowing.
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