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Stuck by a pin? How to separate M46 bellhousing from engine block?

posted by  Gregg Shadduck on  Sat Mar 12 06:16 CST 2005
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Speedo!

"Don't let the bellhousing fall in your crotch when this happens - that hurts. :("

No kidding. A month or so ago I was just plain lucky at the U-Pull, when I had used too much rope to support the transmission from above, through the shifter hole, and had neglected to move my face as I loosened a final bolt or two. It was just one of those days when I was sloppy a few times too many, forgot tools as essential as a flashlight (!), was tired... but still lucked out.

Thanks for the encouragement!






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