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posted by  matt b on  Mon Dec 29 08:35 CST 2008
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The proper way to remove or install an automatic transmission is to do so *with the torque converter*.. which indicates you must be able to remove or install those bolts *with transmission attached to the motor*

I just went out for a looksee at a B20/BW35 I've got, and I think you need to remove that aluminum plate that bolts to the bottom of the hellhousing, and sort of wraps around the rear of the oil pan. I bet if you take that off, you'll see that you can get at the bolts on the back side (that is to say, the side that faces the rear of the engine) of the flex plate with a wrench...



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