Thread: easiest way for taking out tranny
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Old 12-31-2011, 05:01 PM   #1
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Exclamation easiest way for taking out tranny
so im getting a new transmission next week or so and i will be pulling out the old and putting in the new one myself in the garage... so question is... should i just drop the craddle and pull it from the bottom and install the new one through the bottom... or should i just pull the motor/tranny out together and disconnect/reconnect the new one?

thoughts would be great! thanks guys.
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