My friend - who has 1962 custom coupe - is also working with the transmission and he told me that he had also same kind of shim-plates between the transmission and transmission rubber mount. I'm sure that they were used to chance the driveshaft angle, so I placed them back like they were before.
Markku
mike sutton <mikanlin62@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Any chance those little plates on the trans mount were used as shims to change a driveshaft angle? The FSM shows shims on the center bearing support but I dont recall seeing any on my 62 or on the two 63's that I have owned. There is quite a bit of text in the service manual regarding the indexing and the anglularity of the prop shaft, maybe someone in the past had tried to correct a problem.
Mikey 62 Crown Coupe
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