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Drivetrain work (trans swap 5 hours)

BillBoost37

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Matt... this ones for you.

I hit the chat box at 9:52 when the car arrived. Got into it and at 12:03 I stopped. Went from driving the car in to this in 2 hours.

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Already sent a text message about replacing the mount
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Re: Trans swapping (out in 2 hours)

wow just dropped the sub frame i had my engine pulled in a hour and half so i can replace the flex plate or i would of gone that way
 
Re: Trans swapping (out in 2 hours)

another hour and a half plus parts store runs. It's in, everything is hooked up except axles and subframe.
 
Re: Trans swapping (out in 2 hours)

Add in a JY run for clips. Done, test driven and cleaned the garage. Plus took delivery of the next car/motor/trans/ic ...you name it.
 


Re: Trans swapping (out in 2 hours)

Bill you should invest in an engine support bar, makes lining the trans up a lot easier.
 
Re: Trans swapping (out in 2 hours)

Nick..if you notice, there's one chain going front to back on the driverside. I've got a "special tool" that i put on an exhaust stud by the EGR. Keeps it nice. Who has trouble lining it up? Sure it would be nice to have, but it's yet another thing in the garage. Who has trouble lining it up? :th_thumbsup-wink: Being on your back isn't ideal. A nice lift with trans jack and all the adjustments would be the only way to make it easier IMO.

Owner picks it up tonight, I am on to the next one. Four Sixer's car.
 
5 hours is pretty good. i think i did my first and only trans swap in my car in somewhere around 6 hours. however, i had a lift and a trans jack and stuff at my disposal.
 


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