Re: installing bellhousing on alpha one
Actually, I did mine yesterday without incident. I did skip the exhaust bellows and used the tube though, so that was easy.
No cuts or blood involved, just a couple scrapes and an excessive amount of bellows cement on my hands.
The hose was the hardest part... I used a brush handle to stick in between the hose and the left side of the housing and pushed on the hose like a lever to get it on partway, then twisted and pushed from below to get it on there.
Plus I cut it to length first, so it wouldn't kink.
Attached the UJoint bellows to the bell housing, then to the transom (once the bellows was lined up it "snapped" into place with a hard push on the bell housing). Last thing was to zip tie the shift cable boot.
Now that it's out in the sunlight I'll inspect it again, and take it to the lake next week to see how I did.
Erik