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#67604 10/25/2006 6:27 AM | Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 96 Member | | Member Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 96 | I would pull the transmission like Tyler said. Get 2 bolts the same size as the mounting bolts and cut them off to use as guide pins in the top holes after removing the top bolts. I used a reciprocating saw with a metal blade. Then remove the bottom 2 mounting bolts and slide the puppy back with your jack underneath. It is heavy. You need to make sure it doesn't roll off the jack. I made a wooden tray with side bars. You can get the cork seal for the front of the shaft from NAPA along with the flange gaskets. There is a proc in the book for checking tightness of the front shaft to the transmission. | | |
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