Clutch install Q

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    94 legacy L awd. Drop tranny or slide motor forward? Thanks
     
    silver03, Dec 10, 2012
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    Pull the engine. Pretty easy.
     
    Terry Ammerman, Dec 10, 2012
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    dropping the tranny is easy, remove exhaust, drop propshaft (drive shaft), undo shift linkage, then trans to motor bolts, then trans support... only takes 90 or so mins. (with air tools)
     
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    Any way you go about it, its a pain in the butt.
     
    SeanKelly, Dec 11, 2012
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    Re: dropping tranny. Front cv axles need to be pulled...correct?
     
    silver03, Dec 11, 2012
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    ^NO^
     
    kvang, Dec 11, 2012
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    I agree with the above. For a clutch change just pull the tranny back and leave the front axles connected. You should have just enough room to get a clutch in/out.
     
    xluben, Dec 11, 2012
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    Kvang does tranny swaps at BIR he would know :)
     
    GiMp, Dec 12, 2012
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    How can this be?
     
    silver03, Dec 12, 2012
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    there's enough slack in the axles that you can move the trans about a foot rearward
     
    idget, Dec 12, 2012
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    Axles still installed:

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    I was committed to this^^ for an hour...and than pulling the engine seemed much easier (no hoist). So, I ended up pulling the motor.
     
    silver03, Dec 14, 2012
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    I've had my tranny separated from the block at least half a dozen times in the last year and I did it all on jack stands. Probably takes an hour to get to that point.
     
    xluben, Dec 14, 2012
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    Soon to be at least half a dozen plus one last?
     
    Tash, Dec 17, 2012
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    Yeah I can do a clutch in the garage in about 4 hrs
     
    gran0393, Dec 27, 2012
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    sliding the tranny back is really easy
     
    gran0393, Dec 27, 2012
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