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once i get the oil filter gasket on correctly i will drive it 50 miles in the first day to get it all warmed up just to see how health the tranny is lol
I'm to afraid to drive mine... LOL It's mildly built and right now I just want to look at it.. LOL If something breaks I'll be pissed.. (knowing my trans will, but I just need it to last a year!!!) I'll drive it down tomorrow to the exhaust shop to get my exhaust put on then work out the rest of the kinks... Still think I have a small vacuum leak.. :-/
well i would go out the bottom but dont have a lift. i guess i will have to do it outside and do it like you said. Search on "e asy" without the space and my screen name where do i search that at??
familyguy, if you have picker i would go out the top. i've done it both ways and the top with the engine and tranny is easier. no laying on the ground. picker does all the work. you'll have to unbolt the power steering pump and the ac condensor from the block if you don't want to lose fluid and fridgerant. front end sits on jackstands cause you have to take the axles out of the tranny. it all comes out pretty easily, though. mark all your vacuums and plugs. there are a lot of them. it took like two hours to get it all out from jacking the car up to finish. it will take longer if you've never done axles or changed motor mounts or unbolted the power steering pump-etc. cause you'll have to figure all that out.
umm when i unpluged mine i did so that was easy. i should do up some directions for vacuum hose removal on the gtp. its super easy to get it right the first time.
I replaced mine for first time, didnt label anything, didnt need to. For the most part the engine harness can only lay out one way. Removing the trans with it I think is easier than just the engine. It's quite literally 2 connectors on the parking lever assembly, 1 at the top of the trans, pop the axles and remove either the 4 bolts on the side of the trans or the 2 bolts at the bottom of the trans mount, and 2 connections at the radiator.
Jev. I would think that's harder. You don't need to take the lines. unhook them at the trans and leave them in the car. Undo only two nuts on the trans mount (top two) and not all years have the two connectors on the trans.