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Want to borrow- engine hoist and tranny jack

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  • fdfreakF Offline
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    fdfreak
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    #4

    max said that he has a hoist too. now how about a transmission jack? looking to borrow the weekend of the 27,28 of sept.

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      why do you need a transmission jack?? one person can handle those trannys... with two it is cake.

      It is would be easiest to pull/install the engine with the tranny attached

      rx7-8.89@157mph
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        ^I am with him.

        I have a tranny jack, but will be out of town all weekend.

        PM me for:
        Sandblasting(I use glass beads)
        Diesel repairs or performance products.

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          I dont think its possible to pull the engine out with the tranny on the FD's. Its hard enough pulling them out with just the downpipe on. you have to take the tranny off before pulling the engine. Unless someone has done it, please enlighten me but even of rx7club, i have never heard of anyone doing it. If you have suggestions, i am all ears. and your right zack, it is easy taking the tranny out. I forgot how light they are. its putting in the tranny thats the hard part.

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            http://fargo.craigslist.org/tls/840286006.html

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            • fdfreakF Offline
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              fdfreak
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              its been deleted. I dont want to buy one because I live it a condo and I have no room for cherry picker.

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                fanaticrockford
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                That was a trans jack for $35 that was only used once but they must have sold it.

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                • zbrownZ Offline
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                  I think definitely would be easier with tranny attached.....

                  Remember that if you split the engine from the car in a FD that they use a pull type clutch not a push.... so you need to release the throw-out bearing before it will come apart..

                  Should come out just as easy as a FC... only thing more a FD would have is the PPF, (Power Plant Frame) at the ass of the tranny

                  here is a link from kevin landers..... didn't look at it but should cover everything...

                  http://www.rotaryresurrection.com/3rdgen/tech_93eng_remov.html

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                    no shit. Thanks for that. When I took the tranny off before, i just took the 8 bolts off that connectedt he clutch plate to the flywheel. The FD's had a access panel to them.
                    But this looks way easier.

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                      fdfreak;236043 wrote:
                      no shit. Thanks for that. When I took the tranny off before, i just took the 8 bolts off that connectedt he clutch plate to the flywheel. The FD's had a access panel to them.
                      But this looks way easier.

                      ha no problem...

                      unbolting the pressure plate from the flywheel can't be correct procedure, but what works works 🙂

                      good luck

                      rx7-8.89@157mph
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