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Having trouble trying to figure out how to separate the engine from the transmission. Does the bell housing need to come out with the fly wheel?

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how do you remove the bell.just the 4 bolts?

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It's been a while but I believe you can remove it with the bolts that connect it to the engine block. I may be wrong but I believe it would be easier if you just unbolted it from the tranny along with the clutch arm and pull it with the engine. I assume you have already pulled the radiator.


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You have to pull the bell housing with the engine. Then remove the clutch & flywheel through the opening under the bell housing. Then you can remove the bell housing. There are 2 bolts behind the flywheel.


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I kinda guessed.Idid what Wrenchbender said.the engine was already out.Thanks guys.


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