The best tool EVARRRRR!!!1!one!!eleven!!
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where did you get that at, i have to put my tranny back in pretty soon and that looks easier than benchpressing it in place.
Nevermind, figured it out.
nice find
Nevermind, figured it out.
nice find
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I just pulled the trans myself with the jack and my arms. I couldnt get it low enough with me and the jack so had to release the jack and lower the thing onto my stomach and wiggle out from under the car. It sucked. Pressing it back up into place may be difficult.
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I stopped by harbor freight today but they didn't have the jack in stock
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I've also used all of the above methods but I got that jack @ HF for $45 and it is the **** for 1 man trans r/r. only complaint is the cumbersome strap buckle..
"My wife could pull the transission out." - But will she??
"My wife could pull the transission out." - But will she??