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How DO I Pull A Transmission?

I need (NEED! please) some detailed information how to pull an engine and transmission from a 85 turbocoupe. Can I keep them together and pull them out together? it's a manual. Thank you.

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #1
You don't need to pull the motor,unless you have a reason.
Is the tranny shot or do you need a clutch?
Old Grey Cat to this.88 Cat, 5.0 HO, CW mounts, mass air, CI custom cam, afr165's, Tmoss worked cobra intake, BBK shorty's,off road h pipe, magnaflow ex. T-5,spec stage 2 clutch, 8.8 373 TC trac loc, che ajustables with bullits on the rear. 11" brakes up front. +

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #2
I am putting the t-bird motor/tranny into a 92 ranger.

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #3
grab it, and pull really hard.
It's Gumby's fault.

 

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #4
what are you doing with the tbird? and where are you located?  basicaly just unplug everything attached to it, dissconnect all the lines, and unbolt it. start by attaching the hoist to the motor, and putting tension on it, then unbolt the mounts, tranny cross member and drive shaft.

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #5
Are you putting the motor in the ranger and crushing the bird or something like putting a 5.0 in the I4's place?

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #6
man you came to the wrong place to ask for advice on destroying a turbo coupe.....

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #7
Quote from: 88turbo
man you came to the wrong place to ask for advice on destroying a turbo coupe.....

:giggle:  i agree, i hate seeing turbocoupes getting swaped, or crushed for that matter. unless there to far gone. . .
:birdsmily:

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great news

Reply #8
We did it! no problems at all?! we got rid of the dash, and are now scraching or heads wondering if we need the wiring harness (the inside one) for the ranger. God Ihope not!!!! The engine and tranny came out together no prob. Thanks for the advice above, and hopefully below this post too.

To answer your questions:
A) 84 fila & nate: that t-bird was a POS.Got it for $450. It's a slavaged vehicle. The interior was shiet. Look at the pic. 125k.

b) turbo 88. Nice ride.

c) 88turbo. Yeah, don't take it personal. Think of me continuing it's life where it gives so much more enjoyment than it was. It donated it's heart to a worthy cause.

All of you. We plan on junking the whole car, I'm in Monterey California if you need anything. I'm worried about the borg Warner tranny fitting in the ranger. It's much more than I thought that the 85 tbird came with. I hear I have to bend a lip on the lower firewall, and maybe even shorten the driveshaft. ALSO, gotta change over the clutch so cable in  the ranger (get rid of the hydraulic) OR get a 87 - 88 tbird bell housing. Am I right??? later.


How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #10
Are you junking it or gutting it. I'm sure there are a few guys on here that would like / need some parts.


How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #12
i'd be interested in the wheel center caps

How DO I Pull A Transmission?

Reply #13
I'm junking it as soon as possible.... which will be untill I get my questions answered on the other posts at other places (like the ranger station) and I have no use for it.
I'll save the center caps for ya. 3 of the same, and 1 different. pics to come. The bumper cover huh... I think it's a pos. But I'll check.

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Reply #14
you live in 'arkensaws'! That's way far. You really want me to ship it if it's in good shape? geeeeez; must be a tbird black hole near by.