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Installing the new W2W built T56 + updated hydrualics Today any tips?

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Old 04-12-2008, 11:07 AM
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Default Installing the new W2W built T56 + updated hydrualics Today any tips?

Like the title says I am swapping out the original T56 today for my built one and updating the hydraulics with the newer style/ drill mod, and a spec stage 5 clutch setup. problem is I am at my mother in laws and I am doing it from the ground. Any tips I am not entirely new to the removal of the trans done it before for the clutch swap only I did it on a lift instead of the ground never pulled the clutch slave cylinder though, just wondering if you guys could give me a few pointers that might shave of some time?
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Get lots of extensions and a couple swivel joints. I usually break a couple. Don't force the tranny back in. If it doesn't want to go something may not be lined up quite right. Get it as high as you can. I've done it quite a few times on the gound and the higher the better.
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It's an extral step but it will save alot of time I always unbolt the trans from the bell housing then unbolt the bell housing from the engine. It's an extra step but it will save you a ton of time because the two top bell housing bolts will be completely open and save aton of time.
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Yep, pull the trans from the bellhousing first, then pull the bellhousing from the motor.
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actually best tools I bought for doing trans was the 13mm and 15mm flex sockets compact size and flex all in one



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