When separating the engine and tranny, do I need to loosen all flex plate bolts along with the tranny bolts for it all to come apart?
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Three?Originally Posted by freegdr
No you remove the three holding it to the converter .
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I think you'll find that there are FOUR screws, not three, into the torque converter.Originally Posted by freegdr
No you remove the three holding it to the converter .
And you can pull the transmission and leave the TC attached to the flexplate, but I do NOT recommend it. The torque converter, filled with fluid, weighs more than the entire clutch assembly for a manual transmission by a couple of pounds, as I recall (yes, that INCLUDES the flywheel!)
The transmission input shaft will hold it up while you're sticking things together, unless it's defective (in which case, it will want replacing anyhow.)
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Oopppsss Been a while since i puled a automaticOriginally Posted by cruiser54
Three?
Sorry if it's a dumb question haha but can I just undo all the flex plate bolts and of course tranny bolts and pull the motor from the tranny?
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Not dumb, and yes. Leave the torque converter seated into the trans.Originally Posted by 89xjthepatriot
Sorry if it's a dumb question haha but can I just undo all the flex plate bolts and of course tranny bolts and pull the motor from the tranny?