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Why i need to remove the cross member to remove the transmission?
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Do you have to remove cross member to remove bolts to transmission pan?
no, jack up the car and as you are laying underneath it you will see a pan behind or beside the oil pan with about 10-16 small bolts in it. take those out front to back to drain transmission fluid...then remove pan. you do not need to remove any part of the car to access the transmission pan
how to replace a transmission mount on 1985 Chevy truck?
What exactly are you trying to replace? The crossmember the transmission sits on? I have an 87, and it has a cross member under the transfer case, while the transmission just bolts to the back of the engine. If you have a 2WD model, maybe it goes under the transmission, since there's no transfer case? Anyhow, it's a simple bolt-on part... you'll need a transmission jack to hold up the transmission while you remove the cross member, and you simply unbolt it.
Where can you get a transmission diagram for a 1972 Oldsmoblie Cutlass?
i need to see how auto trans cross member bar is installede
Can you put an automatic transmission on a 250 straight 6?
The auto transmission will have to have the proper bell housing to line up. The cross member will need to be changed along with the flywheel. you will also need to add a cooler, and possibly change the radiator.
Do you need to hoist the engine on a 1994 Camry to remove the oil pan?
NO! All you have to do is remove the exhaust downpipe and cross member that bolts up to the frame, then you have access to the oil pan.
How do you remove a transmission on a Ford F150 4X4?
Just look at the transmission and see what needs to come off. First, start with the drive shaft, then the transfer case, and then the front cross member holding up the front axle (or shift on the fly hub locker). Tie up the transfer case to the cross member that is right behind it because at this time you can not take it out. You can leave the locking hub in place. The reason for taking the cross member down is to get the front drive shaft out. Next, take off the starter due to the fact the starter bolts go through the transmission bell housing. Right now you should be looking at a bare transmission mounted to the engine block and a cross member supporting the transmission. Next get a transmission jack to support the rear of the transmission before you start to remove the cross member bolts. After the cross member is out and the transmission is supported, crack every bolt but don't take them out. Start by taking out the hardest to get at bolts first and work your way around. Lleave in one bolt on each side of the transmission bell housing until you are ready to drop the transmission out of the truck. Make sure all the wires are disconnected from each side. There are 3 plugs and you need to disconnect the shifter cable and the 4x4 shifter rod. If you have an electronic 4x4 then there is one more plug. The transmission should just drop out and the torque converter will still be attached to the flywheel. There is a wrench that will fit the end of the converter. Be careful not to strip the nuts on the back of the flywheel, between the engine block and flywheel because if you do it isn't going to come off.
On a 98 Ford 150 4x4 do you have to remove the torsion bars to remove the transmission and transfer case?
Yes you do have to remove the bars or at least the torsion bar cross member and to do that you either need the otc tool or use a two jaw puller make sure to measure the bolt height before you start and set it the same they control your ride height
Removal of transmission 1996 rodeo?
Need to remove transmission
How do you remove an automatic transmission from a Nissan Pathfinder?
you are best to use a hoist if not you need to get the car as high as you can the remove shafts and then wiring and cooler lines,then you need to remove the cross member and best to have a jack under so it dont drop to far down,then lower it till it dont go no lower and leave the jack under it,then remove the converter bolts and starter bolts,then remove the bell housing bolt and the box is all but out,have fun and dont drop it on your head.
How do you change a 1968 firebird clutch?
I've never done this with the engine in the car, but I think this is how it should go. This applies to manual transmissions only. (1) Remove the retainers on the yoke, at the rearend, that hold the drive line in place. Then push the drive line forward, move it out of the yoke, then pull it rearward out of the transmission. (2) Support the rear of the engine so it can not rock backwards when the transmission is detached. (3) Remove the shift lever and remove the two bolts that hold the transmission to the cross member. (4) Remove the four bolts attacking the cross member to the frame. Rotate the cross member to remove. You may need to raise the rear of the engine slightly to take pressure off the cross member. (5) Remove the four bolts attaching the transmission to the bell housing. Be sure to support the transmissions with a floor jack or something, they can be heavy. Then safely remove the transmission. (7) Remove the spring and linkage connecting to the the throw out fork. (8) Next remove the 6 bolts holding the bell housing to the rear of the engine, then remove the bell housing. (9) Remove the bolts holding the pressure plate to the flywheel. You should now be able to remove the pressure plate and clutch disc. (10) Install the new clutch disc with a line up shaft. (11) Install the pressure plate and torque the bolts to the suggested torque. (Generally 25 to 40 ft-lbs.) (12) You will probably want to replace the throw out bearing also while you have the bell housing removed. (12) Remove the line up shaft, replace and secure the bell housing. (13) Reconnect the clutch linkage and spring. (14) The rest of the process is the reverse of removal.
How do you change the transmission of a 1993 Lincoln Continental?
to start you need to get a transmission jack, jack and jack stands you need about 3 feet of clearance to get the transmission out and back in. then disconnect all electrical to the transmission then disconnect the shifter linkage. take out the catalytic converters. take out the cross member. take out the starter. take out the drive line. remove dust cover from bell housing remove nuts that hold torque converter on and disconnect the transmission cooler lines (make sure you have a drip pan) take out the bell housing bolts and slide transmission back about 2 inches and lower the jack. to install do the all the steps in reverse.
How do you remove transmission on Ford Expedition?
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