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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Whidbey Island, Washington
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Re: Pulling engine
I've only pulled or installed the engine and transmission together when I have had the entire front clip off of the vehicle. It can be done with the rad support there, but have a couple of strong buddies that can lift that transmission tail shaft up and over it as the unit is slid out with the hoist.
Gary
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![]() Is it the best way... no. But... its doable. Gary
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Hudson, fl
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Re: Pulling engine
Hey thanks for all the input. Its an automatic trans. We're doing it at my mechanic's shop,,,so we'll have all the "toys" to help with getting it out. I imagine I'll strap the trans up so I can roll it in and out of the shop to clean the motor area out to paint it. Also going to put a new steering box in, it has power steering, and its the original one,,its worn,,floats around some.
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