no there is not i had to find out the hard way
You could remove the transmission and pour it out of the rear driveshaft seal. But I would recommend dropping the pan.
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No. The flex plate is on the transmission input shaft between engine and transmission. To get it out you have to pull the transmission. Fortunately, it's not hard to do.
In some cars, you can get the rear bearing by dropping the transmission. For the rest, no.
You can disconnect it on the transmission and it should run fine. I have done the same and have had no troubles, 4 prong connector on the side closest to your front bumper on the transmission. Most Likely would be the Torque Converter Lock-up switch in the transmission. Can be changed without removal of the tranny.
first time before 100,000 miles yes, 1st time after no, presure change from a clean screen will affect band adjustments....another can of worms...after 100,000 miles suggest take it too a pro
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140 knots
Of course not. Without a working transmission you are going nowhere.
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eez-dropping means spying or watching or listening without the speakers knowing so if i spy on my sister im eez dropping on my sister
Yes. Without a problem. 2012 Chevy Eq. has 3500lb towing capacity. Even with 2.4