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Harpo
post Sep 22 2013, 02:09 PM
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I need to pull my trans. Do I have to pull the engine with it?

I believe that when I rebuilt my trans I may have put in an older differential. I have some slop in my output flanges that appear to be the result from not enough back lash on my differential bearings.

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CptTripps
post Sep 23 2013, 11:00 AM
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I did it in 30min on Saturday. Now, I have a V8 conversion so there isn't any exhaust in the way on mine, but it's a pretty simple process. Here's what I did.

1: Support the motor after you have the car jacked all the way up.
2: Disconnect Battery and ground strap at the back of the trans.
3: Disconnect and remove the starter.
4: Disconnect the shift linkage and Clutch cable.
5: Disconnect the axels.
6: Remove the 4 bolts connecting the trans to the motor.
7: Support the trans and then disconnect the rear trans supports.
8: Pull the trans back to clear the studs and drop it down.

* Installation is the reverse.

If you have muffler stuff...there'll likely be a few more steps, but that's how I did a "Trans Removal Without Dropping the Engine."
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