pulling out transmission
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pulling out transmission
sup folks? i need some help in pulling out a gsr tranny on a b16a. i am for sure that i have all the bolts out including the tranny mount, but im clueless to why the tranny wouldn't come out. i tried prying it but that didnt work. any suggestions? i need some help with this one. thanks! ...i heard theres a c-clip that i need to take out. i have no idea what that is and where its located.
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Re: pulling out transmission (civicjoe)
yea, axles, half-shaft, shift linkage. i have a jack supporting the motor while the tranny is just hanging. i'm wondering if the clutch is locked? do i have to crank it somehow?
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pry that bitch... the first time i took mine out we pryed it for like 30 minutes before it came out. Has the tranny ever been out before, is it the original since youve had it or what b/c its prob just stuck real good. maybe youre starter??? i think maybe we pulled my starter off before we took the tranny out to. but i forget its been a while.
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Agreed. Thats what kept me from getting my trans off too.
Agreed. Thats what kept me from getting my trans off too.
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look under the tranny in the front and back between the motor and the tranny there are braces that hold the tranny to the motor. dont forget those.
also you will know it's ready if you can spin it partially. You really have to pry, not with a screw driver but pry with a pry bar.
also you will know it's ready if you can spin it partially. You really have to pry, not with a screw driver but pry with a pry bar.
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Re: (DrewMD)
This happened to my friend's F23A5 - and it's an '01. We thought we were missing something, double checked all the bolts, starter was out, everything was d/c, wouldn't budge.
Finally dropped the entire engine out of the car and took a pry bar to it. Took a hell of a lot of effort on a rather large, makeshift, prybar (from both of us), but it was just stuck and needed to be pried apart.
Usually that doesn't happen, but sometimes it does. My Y8 trans came off last time I took it off no prob.
Finally dropped the entire engine out of the car and took a pry bar to it. Took a hell of a lot of effort on a rather large, makeshift, prybar (from both of us), but it was just stuck and needed to be pried apart.
Usually that doesn't happen, but sometimes it does. My Y8 trans came off last time I took it off no prob.
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Re: (Syndacate)
thanks yo!! it was the starter. my dumbass didnt think about that. got the clutch and tranny back on, just gotta do the axles and shift linkage and i'll be done. note...this is the first time i've done a clutch replacement...feels fawkin good yo!!
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