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I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
I sold (potentially) my transmission in my car as I'm doing a partial part out, and I need to drop the transmission. I've never done anything of this magnitude and could really use all the help.
What kinda tools will and a need and can someone give me a "dummies" version of how to remove this? Thanks!
Re: I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
manual or auto?
not sure exactly on the auto, but i know on the manual-
remove shifter from top
remove wire harness on tranny
remove bolts from tranny to block- size is 17mm or 18mm cant remember, swivels and extensions needed most likely
push in white clip on steel braided line going to slave cylinder and pull line out
unbolt driveshaft from rear end- 4 bolts
unbolt torque arm from tranny
unbolt the tranny mount ( in center of cross member brace)
jack up transmission and remove the 4 bolts from cross member
slide tranny back, drop it down once the input shaft has cleared the clutch
Sounds good, getting another tool is always good :cool:
i would suggest buying a high quality part, and high quality extensions
when i tried to remove my transmission, the bolts were so tight that my cheap extensions were twisting instead of taking the bolt out, i had to use my 1/2" snap on extensions to get it out, they had no problems taking the bolt out.. not saying you need to spend $100 on tools, but i would not get one at harbor freight
Re: I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
While most on this board don't agree with me, I'll go ahead and say it.
It is quite a bit easier to remove the y-pipe as well. The trans can be removed with the pipe in, but if you remove it you will be able to tilt the motor/trans back, which will make it a lot easier.
-<i>Travis</i><br /><b>99 Trans Am, Pewter, A4</b> Forged, stalled, and cammed<br /><b>85 Buick Regal WH1 T-Type</b> It\'d be cool if it ran...<br /><b>94 Camaro 3.4, Teal, M5</b> The daily beater
Re: I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
Taking the exhaust off is completely unnecessary. I have had the trans out a few times with the exhaust all still in tact. I suggesting using a thick 3ft 3/8s extension with a 3/8s impact style swivel. Get a 2ft breaker bar on the other end of that ***** and it will pop free.
Re: I'm a newbie and need to drop the transmission asap
hi..i didnt wanna make a new thread on this...but i really am having problems with this...i already have been asking around for some help...and the problem im having is getting the 2 top bolts out that goes into the engine....i wasnt going to reuse the trans i was taking out so my friend cut the bellhousing out so we can get some more room...all the other bolts were hard to get out and now these on top are really hard....i pretty much tried everything....soaking it in wd-40...liquid wrench...heating up the bolts for literally 20-30mins...i was using 3/8's tools..my extensions were flexing...i got thicker extensions and still nothing...then went on to 1/2" tools..got even thicker extensions...im using snap-on impact sockets....huge breaker bar...and the thing is if i use those tools i can really get a good grab on the bolt....but if i use my air tools i can get it perfect but it just doesnt budge...i been trying to take these bolts out since sunday...and ideas?
Still trying to find oil leak on my Camaro, it’s a tough one. I think it is the oil pressure sender myself. Leaking when raving and going into boost....
3 days ago
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