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how many bolts are there from the transmission to the engine???

98bdgtp

98bdgtp

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ok so i havent gotten on the website in a couple of months and i need some help. first of all i know whats wrong with my car ... the flywheel broke from the transmission.The only thing is that i dont know how many bolts there are from the transmission to the engine.ive taken off the obvoius ones but i need to know if there are any in the rear of the motor and if there is how can i reach them???? any help would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance....:th_thumbsup-wink:
 


thats the one that i cant find..... cause i took off the rest and i tried to see if it would pry open with a screwdriver but its the not getting loose from the rear so im guessing that ones it . do you know if the screw is gonna be vertical or horizontal???
 
you dont have to get to that one with an extension if you take the rear head off...

otherwise you have to go through the passenger side wheel well with like three feet of extension to get at it. i put mine back in hand tight so i can just reach back and take it out with a ratchet. or maybe by now it rattled its way out and i dont care to find it or put it back because of it being the "***** bolt".
 


Ok i see ill go check that out and see what i can do. I really do appreciate all the help you guys have given me......
 
i love when that one bolt just happens to fall out while driving on accident! hahahappened with the top bolt on my firebird trans...haha
 
The bolt everyone misses is between the portion of the trans the wraps around the back of the motor and the actual motor. The best way is with a ton of extensions out to the pass side of the car. put the extensions right about even with the oil neck and go from there
 
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