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mhiscott 08-08-2014 06:06 PM

How to free transmission from engine
 
So I'm currently under my frs trying everything I can to get this damn gear box out. All hardware is out but I'm thinking the two steel dowel pins are holding the bastard together. Anyone have any tips?

Reaper 08-08-2014 06:16 PM

Probably not level. The engine mounts are super soft so I had to use two jacks to get the angle right the first time.

mhiscott 08-08-2014 08:13 PM

Got it!

stugray 08-08-2014 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mhiscott (Post 1889858)
Got it!

I was going to say - press the clutch.
It should push it off, but you probably already unhooked the slave cylinder.

humfrz 08-08-2014 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reaper (Post 1889637)
Probably not level. The engine mounts are super soft so I had to use two jacks to get the angle right the first time.

Then "rap" it hard with a large piece of wood ..... maybe it's just "stuck".....:)



humfrz

Turdinator 08-08-2014 09:50 PM

I haven't done it on my 86 yet but on some other cars I've worked on there was been slots you can get a large flat blade screw driver in to lever it apart. Is there a thread in the DIY section on this?

mhiscott 08-08-2014 11:42 PM

There is a diy but it doesn't mention the pain of separating the two. I ended up using map gas to heat the dowel area, then route a pry bar in from the wheel well to press apart the two right next to the dowel areas. If you do it down there you avoid marring up the aluminum where it's visible from the engine bay. Worth the extra effort as compared to prying from up top I think! Just whack the pry bar a few times with a heavy hammer and it'll come apart.

DAN_BRZ 08-18-2014 03:18 PM

for me taking it apart was the easy part, its the reinstall that was a son of a b****

stugray 08-18-2014 09:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mhiscott (Post 1890196)
There is a diy but it doesn't mention the pain of separating the two. I ended up using map gas to heat the dowel area, then route a pry bar in from the wheel well to press apart the two right next to the dowel areas. If you do it down there you avoid marring up the aluminum where it's visible from the engine bay. Worth the extra effort as compared to prying from up top I think! Just whack the pry bar a few times with a heavy hammer and it'll come apart.

Did you try pressing the clutch?

VacantSky 08-20-2014 12:05 AM

lol reminds me of pulling my old EJ series motor in my saabaru for sti swap. I fought that sonofabitch for a couple hours... ended up getting a small flat headed screwdriver and lightliy hammering it in between the block and the bell housing, then stepping up in sizes until I could get a large crowbar on it.

I pulled the 86's trans a few months ago too, and it came apart like a whores legs

litemup 08-20-2014 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by VacantSky (Post 1907704)
came apart like a whores legs

Gladly admitting you've expanded my vocabulary


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