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Disclaimer, I have never worked on a FORD E4OD, but I will unfortunately get the opportunity very soon to so.
So at the risk of sounding ignorant, for my Dodge tranny, I just used 2 pieces of threaded metal stock from home depot (i.e. about 16 in" threaded rod) and used 2 heavy pipe bending dies that slid over it.
I screwed those into 2 of the bolt holes and gave it a couple of wacks...came right out.
Hopefully, there isn't too much diffence between Ford and Dodge in that respect......
Good Luck, and let us know how you come out.
Regards,
Rich
So at the risk of sounding ignorant, for my Dodge tranny, I just used 2 pieces of threaded metal stock from home depot (i.e. about 16 in" threaded rod) and used 2 heavy pipe bending dies that slid over it.
I screwed those into 2 of the bolt holes and gave it a couple of wacks...came right out.
Hopefully, there isn't too much diffence between Ford and Dodge in that respect......
Good Luck, and let us know how you come out.
Regards,
Rich
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well ,I used a heavy log chain hooked at the 2 bolts , hit it twice and it came out fairly easy, but the coast drum came out with it and now I have to figure out how to get the coast drum back in, I probably have to pull the od section, but have no idea on the re-assembly of it, is it a real hard or easy task?
