Top two transmission bolts removal
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Top two transmission bolts removal
Howdy, i have a 1994 ranger with 2.3Litre motor, and manual transmission. i have everything loose, out, or otherwise ready to drop the trans out. Except the top two trans mounting bolts at the top right, and left, upper. outside corners. Man is it tight in there! Whats your trick, method or ideas to get to these puppies? Thats wht i saved these til last Ha!! Also, without a transmission jack, how do you,support and lower the trans, without it falling on you, and how to balance it on way out, again so it dont fall on you? Thanks to all who can help with some info. I was thinking dynomite myself!!!!
Thank you everyone.
Thank you everyone.
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Put a jack under the transmission crossmember, remove the bolts holding the crossmember in place and let the tail end of the transmission down until you can get a clear shot at the two upper bolts. Loosen them up, but don't remove them immediately. Put a piece of wood or other support where the jack is, reposition the jack to lower the transmission. Then remove the two bolts and lower the transmission out of the truck.
You should be able to remove the transmission from the truck in about half an hour with the truck on ramps or jackstands.
You should be able to remove the transmission from the truck in about half an hour with the truck on ramps or jackstands.
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Bart 99 GT, Thank you so much. Wow! Everythings easy when you know how. I have goofed with this thing till im blue, and why couldnt i figure it out like you did. Again thanks.
67f100 I got the equivalent of a one foot body lift with my jackstands, so clearance no problem. Best site i have EVER joined.
67f100 I got the equivalent of a one foot body lift with my jackstands, so clearance no problem. Best site i have EVER joined.
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Originally Posted by Bart99GT
Put a jack under the transmission crossmember, remove the bolts holding the crossmember in place and let the tail end of the transmission down until you can get a clear shot at the two upper bolts. Loosen them up, but don't remove them immediately. Put a piece of wood or other support where the jack is, reposition the jack to lower the transmission. Then remove the two bolts and lower the transmission out of the truck.
You should be able to remove the transmission from the truck in about half an hour with the truck on ramps or jackstands.
You should be able to remove the transmission from the truck in about half an hour with the truck on ramps or jackstands.
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Thanks to all who posted on tranny upper bolt removal. The trans. is now OUT! i used Bart99GT idea to lower angle of tans. and hank857113 idea of LONG extension, (2ft) from autozone. i could not use el conquistador, only because my arms are really short, and wide like popeye's i get jammed up real easy. Thanks to EVERYONE, i dont even want to think about what the garage would of wanted to do this one. Later men.
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Howdy, i have a 1994 ranger with 2.3Litre motor, and manual transmission. i have everything loose, out, or otherwise ready to drop the trans out. Except the top two trans mounting bolts at the top right, and left, upper. outside corners. Man is it tight in there! Whats your trick, method or ideas to get to these puppies? Thats wht i saved these til last Ha!! Also, without a transmission jack, how do you,support and lower the trans, without it falling on you, and how to balance it on way out, again so it dont fall on you? Thanks to all who can help with some info. I was thinking dynomite myself!!!!
Thank you everyone.
Thank you everyone.
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