clutch pushrod bushing Q

[tberk@mindspring.com (T Berk)]

Ron Pieper wrote:
> 
> I learned that it's easy enough to take a screwdriver or small chisel
> and tap it to pieces, then let the bits fall out.  If you want to use a
> tap, find whatever one just fits...sort through your collection.  If
> youu're thinking about buying a tap for this job, don't - use the
> screwdriver/chisel method above.
> 
> AFA installing the new one, I believe I slid the bushing over the rod
> (to keep it more-or-less square to the bore) then used a hammer to tap
> it into place.  I got it back a bit further with a deep wall socket and
> a little more tapping.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Ron
> (PS gas grill not required!)


Just a big ME TOO; the metal is like a self lubricating alloy, it
crumples pretty easily. Just work slowly and you will be able to remove
it bit by bit.

As them Brits say: Easy Peazy.  Don't forget there is a small gasket
that goes on after, treat it gently.

TBerk