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1977 quick trans question
hello all,
just gotta quick little question, Ive got a 1977 f150, 400ci backed by a c6 and im not sure what t-case. I need to replace the flywheel, my question is, do i have to completely remove the c6 and t-case to get access to the flywheel, or is it possible to slide the c6 t-case and crossmember back towards the rear far enough to get in there, i know that is how i did it on my bronco II but this is a different beast that i dont know much about. thanks in advance |
I think the Flex plate bolts to the crank with 5 bolts and then uses 4 bolts to bolt to the torque converter.You would just need to have enough space to get to the crank bolts like 3-4 inches, so if you can slide the cross member back enough and support the rear of the Engine it could be done.
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thats what I thought, guess ill find out for sure tomorrow
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It is possible. It's miserable to do but none the less possible.
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so is it easier to just go ahead and drop the trans and t-case than trying to work around it? i know it was easier to work around it on my BII but i havent had this truck long and havent put much wrench time into it
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I did that job once on another truck, removed drive shafts, slid Xmember back and trans / TC back, but before sliding back I replaced a couple bolts in the trans-block withg some real long bolts to help guide it all back. Make sure TC stays in trans.
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