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Problems Pulling Engine B230T fron tranny 700 1989

posted by  Vrizla on  Wed Jan 21 07:38 CST 2009
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I'm trying to pull my engine from my 89 760 turbo wagon (automatic). I don't have enough room to pull it with the tranny. I have browsed articles on this board and read instructions from my Haynes manual. Pulled ac compressor, power steering lines All wires hoses & vacuum line have been disconnected as well as distributor engine mounts, starter, engine to transmission bolts flywheel drivepate bottom cover and I unbolted the 4 torque converter to flywheel bolts


I'm lifting it with an engine hoist from the lifting eye and have a chain wrapped underneath to support the back. The engine will not let go from the tranny\torque converter The only thing listed in my Haynes manual that I don't think I removed are what they call "earth straps" Which I have never heard of &don't think I have. If anyone have any ideas I would greatly appreciate it





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