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This is the ideal mounting.
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This o-ring helps hold the trantorque in place with assembling.
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If you need more space under the bowl, you can optionally raise everything up to 0.25 inch.
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Bushing from the top.
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Bushing from the bottom.
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Trantorque now sits on a small internal shoulder.
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This is the bottom side. Note the small internal shoulder that prevents the trantorque from falling through during assembly. Also shown is the new enlarged sling lip. This creates an air gap seal that works very well and never wears out.
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This cone with an o-ring seal prevents oil from coming into contact with the trantorque and shaft. The nut size is matched to the trantorque so only one wrench is needed.
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This is the cone from the top side.
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This is the proper installation of the trantorque.
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This is the cone installed. It should be installed snug being careful not to over tighten it.
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