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Yes ryan,
You have to disconnect the front mount, but before you do make sure
#1 YOU ARE NOT UNDER THE CAR
#2 you have the speedo cable disconnected, we ALL forget, and yes it will
hold the tranny off the ground
#3 disconnect the CV's
#4 disconnect the Reverse light
#5 I meant #1 support BOTH the tranny and engine.
Yes a jack under the oilpan will work but but a wooden block under it and
hit the pan with the 2x4 x 6"
But a better plan is to use racheting straps and the 2x4 bridge.
Ask Ron about that and the first #1
Brian
On Mon, 22 Mar 2004, Ryan Ruggles wrote:
> Ok, I have been asking you peeps some clutch questions lately and I really appreciate the info you listers have provided me. Well............here's another one :) I have all the tranny bolts disconnected, the tranny mount disconnected, driver's side mount too, and the starter. Do I have to undo the front mount too? It seems toight to drop out of there. I disconnected the driver's side mount at the rubber part not of the tranny.
>
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