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Can You Remove An Engine Without Removing The Transmission. Then just pull the engine. Easiest way for me is to pull engine and trans at the same time. You will need to lift the front end higher as you lift the engine to. I believe it will come out with the engine, but if there is any interference, you just need to remove a few bolts. If you are certain your gearbox is good, and won't be resealing, changing mounts, etc. If the transmission doesn't need to be serviced, leave it alone and just pull the motor out. Or 2) pull tranny loose out from under the car and then. The less you play with, the less chances. Much easier for me to either 1) remove engine and tranny and separate out of the car; Don't go through that trouble. Engine removal without transmission removal (nolimitz32) post by nicoet » fri feb 06, 2009 3:00 pm. A good engine hoist and load leveler makes it fairly easy. A clutch alignment tool is a must. Took about 5 minutes to get the trans shaft seated and engine slid home. Just remove the axles, it is easy, and then pull the motor and transmission as usual.

Engine removal without transmission removal (nolimitz32) post by nicoet » fri feb 06, 2009 3:00 pm. Easiest way for me is to pull engine and trans at the same time. The less you play with, the less chances. Took about 5 minutes to get the trans shaft seated and engine slid home. A clutch alignment tool is a must. Much easier for me to either 1) remove engine and tranny and separate out of the car; Or 2) pull tranny loose out from under the car and then. You will need to lift the front end higher as you lift the engine to. Just remove the axles, it is easy, and then pull the motor and transmission as usual. I believe it will come out with the engine, but if there is any interference, you just need to remove a few bolts.

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Can You Remove An Engine Without Removing The Transmission If the transmission doesn't need to be serviced, leave it alone and just pull the motor out. Then just pull the engine. Easiest way for me is to pull engine and trans at the same time. The less you play with, the less chances. Engine removal without transmission removal (nolimitz32) post by nicoet » fri feb 06, 2009 3:00 pm. If the transmission doesn't need to be serviced, leave it alone and just pull the motor out. Took about 5 minutes to get the trans shaft seated and engine slid home. A good engine hoist and load leveler makes it fairly easy. A clutch alignment tool is a must. I believe it will come out with the engine, but if there is any interference, you just need to remove a few bolts. Just remove the axles, it is easy, and then pull the motor and transmission as usual. Or 2) pull tranny loose out from under the car and then. Don't go through that trouble. You will need to lift the front end higher as you lift the engine to. If you are certain your gearbox is good, and won't be resealing, changing mounts, etc. Much easier for me to either 1) remove engine and tranny and separate out of the car;