Cool thanks I'll have to try that when I get back home.240life wrote:loosen the engine mounts. Place a block of wood on a jack and raise the front of the engine an inch or so. Along pry bar will help walk the transmission off the engine.
heh, I've done 5 auto-manual swaps, and 2 clutch jobs. the first two times i had a couple of friends to help me out, but the 3rd time I was all alone, and, well, disparity breeds ingenuity.240life wrote:Sound like some redneck ingenuity I like it I did mine in january 2006? it was cold as Shi* and I don't have a garage. I bought my buddy some beer and smokes to get him to help. Having some one to talk with kept my mind off the cold..but that idea would have saved me from breaking the above mentioned piece the first time.
codyace wrote:Jack front of motor up a bit
Unbolt driveshaft
UNbolt slave cylinder
Unbolt sensors
Unbolt transmission from engine
Pull it off as far as you can (till it hits firewall)
SPIN the transmission 90 degrees to the right
Angle down and pull out.
hehe, i used a tow strap, with an engine hoist, and all i can say is tow strap FTWwhoflungpoo wrote:
heh, I've done 5 auto-manual swaps, and 2 clutch jobs. the first two times i had a couple of friends to help me out, but the 3rd time I was all alone, and, well, disparity breeds ingenuity.
My friends kinda poke fun of me, and tell me that I'd be the guy who would pull a motor with a tow strap and a tree branch... but you know what? my stuff runs, and theirs don't