2000StreetRod
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remove the cover or the pan first
I suggest that you remove the valve cover or the oil pan before removing the front cover. If the right cassette guide is broken then the engine will have to come out. It's much easier to work on the engine with it out of the vehicle. You usually can't tell if the lower "finger" of the front cassette guide is broken without removing the front cover.
I suggest that you remove the valve cover or the oil pan before removing the front cover. If the right cassette guide is broken then the engine will have to come out. It's much easier to work on the engine with it out of the vehicle. You usually can't tell if the lower "finger" of the front cassette guide is broken without removing the front cover.