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Transmission and Engine O double you T! 85-245 200 1985

posted by  Shaughnessy on  Sun Oct 9 17:08 CST 2011
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I got my engine and transmission out just now. Only a few snags (as I suspected, I forgot a few connections. Fuel line was one, but mostly a few electrical wires.

But it came out much easier than I thought it would. It took a little to get the two separated, but they're now apart. And I can totally see the oil soaking in the bell housing and the clutch side of the flywheel.

Woo!!

I get my clutch tomorrow (or so they say) and hopefully by next weekend I have my car mostly put back together!

Thanks for all the suggestions in my previous threads (and the ones given to other people who've inquired about same thing)!






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