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Stuck pilot bearing -m46 700

posted by  jchiodi on  Fri Jun 25 01:49 CST 2004
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I cannot remove my trans!! It feels like its welded on the engine.

Someone had mentioned that the shaft could be stuck on the pilot bearing, how do I proceed?

I've tried jacking up engine, and letting it drop down about 3-4 inches until trans hits transmission jack, but the engine and trans still feel as one.

I've let it soak now for a few days with PB Blaster, and will give it a try on sat.

Is there any good hard points for a pry bar?

jc

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1985 740gle na, 1990 740gle 16 valve






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