find a manual, dvd, etc how to rebuild one. rebuild the spare and see what happens. ask the local speed shops or let your fingers do the walking....

On a side note SD gotta have a stang place. I haven't been out there in awhile.

 

DIY

I would try to do this but:
1. Don't have the tools required (press, etc) only Craftsman Mechanics set (260 pcs or so) and would need to get more.
2. Don't have a garage to work in:crying:

 

I would try to do this but:
1. Don't have the tools required (press, etc) only Craftsman Mechanics set (260 pcs or so) and would need to get more.
2. Don't have a garage to work in:crying:

I rebuilt my t-5 in my living room with a handfull of tools. The only one I had to go out and buy was a good set of snap ring pliers. Any decent machine shop should be able to do the press work you need for next to nothing.

Once you see the actual work involved in rebuilding the tranny…compared to what they charge for a rebuild, you'll want to puke!

 

You can try JBA in San Diego. I know they do re-builds.

However, rebuilding a T-45 is kind of waste of time. If you killed it to start with, you should probably upgrade.

-James

 

Not in SoCal...

...but great communication skills when I had a question:

http://www.astroperformance.com/

Good luck!