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Old 02-21-2012, 10:41 PM
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If someone has their motor installed already and realize they don't have it installed, could the plunger be pushed in from the front of the engine?
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No. It has 2 different diameter plugs on it. It only goes in from the back.
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motor has to come out so you can remove the rear cover. Sorry
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Motor does not have to come out. Just transmission to access the rear cover.
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I was digging through my bolt box after I dropped my engine back in one time and saw it laying there....sorry man been there and done that, either have to pull the engine or drop the tranny
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Sux cause I am recouping from my injury. I can't do it alone right now and have no help. Guess it will have to wait till I'm healed.

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Buy a case of beer and call some friends
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True problem is im not sure I want drunk people under a 3' tall jeep trying to pull a 300lb tranny/transfer case lol
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True problem is im not sure I want drunk people under a 3' tall jeep trying to pull a 300lb tranny/transfer case lol
Better them than you,
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All the more reason to do a 205 203 doubler with twins...oh wait...wrong hand drop. Lol
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No room for a 203 doubler. This is a stock wheel base yj with 14" lift and 44" tires.
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True problem is im not sure I want drunk people under a 3' tall jeep trying to pull a 300lb tranny/transfer case lol
If you decide to go this way, video it and get it on youtube. It should be entertaining.
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Did you get it fixed?
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Wow if You're worried about You're friends , a few beers and a tranny r&r then You must have the wrong friends ? ,,,,,,,,,,,just kiddin ,,,,,lol
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I know It's more work since you have a transfer case it will take s little longer, but by myself I can have the tranny out of my 04 GTO start to finish on 35 minutes.....they should still be sober enough to get them back right
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Lol. I ended up pullin the motor. Was much easier then wrestling the tranny/tcase
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