Clutch/Trans install?
#2
i would recommend a tranny jack, even a cheap 35 dollar pos from ahrbor frieght, or at the very least rig up a platform to a floor jack. with the car on jackstands there isnt much room to hold the tranny with your knees, and its almost too high to hold on your chest, so i would def. setup something to support the tranny. Otherwise though, not too bad of an install really. I did it and im not a mechanic.
#4
Yea its not a bad job... make sure before you put the new clutch in you get the flywheel turned at a machine shop...
Air tools and long extensions + swivel sockets are your best friend. You can wrestle the trans out by hand, or use an ATV jack (i just so happened to have one handy lol)
I find it easier to just have you and a buddy lift the trans in and out... so eat your wheaties.
Air tools and long extensions + swivel sockets are your best friend. You can wrestle the trans out by hand, or use an ATV jack (i just so happened to have one handy lol)
I find it easier to just have you and a buddy lift the trans in and out... so eat your wheaties.
#7
And to get to the top bolts, you drop the trans crossmember, let the trans hang and use long extensions to get to the bolts.
#8
with the trans crossmember out, the rear of the trans drops down enough to expose the top bolts.......long extension and swivel socket is still needed
#10