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'''DaftZX:''' <small>(2012-10-03 19:47:17)</small>

Taking apart my N/A trans … FSM says to use kv32101330 but I cant find it anywhere… anyone know where I can buy one??

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'''i r teh noobz:''' <small>(2012-10-07 15:09:32)</small>

Look at some generic bearing puller kits. I doubt you'll find that tool anywhere.

Nevermind, I found it under the alternate part number. Not cheap.

[http://tools.nissantechmate.com/Detail.aspx?id=122&search=J-26349-A http://tools.nissantechmate.com/Detail. … =J-26349-A]

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'''Careless:''' <small>(2012-10-08 00:34:20)</small>

u can make it yourself. go to a fastener store and get some all thread that fits the same thread as the steering wheel puller tool which those attachments are made for:

[http://tools.nissantechmate.com/Detail.aspx?id=100&search=J-25726-B http://tools.nissantechmate.com/Detail. … =J-25726-B]

then just cut some steel plate to fit behind the gear cluster that you want to remove, and thread it or weld a nut on it. weld a coupling nut onto the end of the all-thread to be able to turn it with a ratchet/wrench.

Boozt3d on hybridz did something similar after ordering a 2500 dollar snap-op jaw puller that wasn't working as planned.