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Centered the bell housing?
Kevin W Kevin before you do the final bolt up, things to check
1 is the bell housing centered on the back of the motor?
2 measure the length of the input shaft and check the distance to make sure the transmission when bolted to the bellhousing if not pushing on the crankshaft and cause failure of the thrust bearing.
3 Check the starter for engagment of the flywheel. You want the teeth to be about .035" between them extended and for the starter gear to cover the whole tooth on the flywheel. OEM starter may be OK but Mini starter will need to be checked on the motor.
4 I used grade 8 allen head bolts and washers with a single drop of lock-tite on each one. Medium strength (BLUE) and let cure. Same for trans bolts. May have to trim washers for flat fit. No more than 45 pound of torque.
5 Good luck Rick L.
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