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#51394 10/20/2005 9:59 PM
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I need to change the transmission gasket on my 64 chevy truck. I am having trouble getting under it cause my truck is lowered a bit. Even though it seems kinda difficult cause i cant seem to get a hold of two bolts that are located between the pan and the frame. Any ideas on how wat i should do. Should i take it to the shop? I do not have anyone to help me.


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This time i,m going to assume it,s an automatic. ( See carrier brg. noise.) You will have to unbolt the trans mount, raise the engine a little with a jack, unbolt the crossmember & move it back a little. You can do it if you raise the truck & secure it safely.


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#51396 10/21/2005 7:22 AM
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oops i forgot to mention it is a automatic. Sorry. Thank you wrench. I will see wat i can do.


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#51397 10/28/2005 5:08 PM
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realy long ratchet drive extension is the trick

long enough ot go way back to around end of the tranny


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