how do u remove trans pan- shift cable..
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how do u remove trans pan- shift cable..
i cant for the life of me figure out how to take the 'shift cable' from the bracket, the manual says disconect the ball stud end 'no prob' , but the other end is funny, all i want to do is change the trans fluid and filter but this bracket is in the way- the trans shop say i got to take the cable off and 'jack' up the trans to make clearance wtf im not too confident jackin nothing related to the trans.
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It's easier to remove the braket with cable still in it. 2 40 Torx bolts on the top of the braket and it will come off. Getting the pan off is tight between the crossover pipe and the solenoids on the valve body. A big pry bar can usually make enough room to sneak the pan out.
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so are you saying
It's easier to remove the braket with cable still in it. 2 40 Torx bolts on the top of the braket and it will come off. Getting the pan off is tight between the crossover pipe and the solenoids on the valve body. A big pry bar can usually make enough room to sneak the pan out.
#5
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can i just disconect the cable
i went out there and the cross pipe is really in the way and welded in.
Access to the torx screws is tight i was thinking of just dis-connecting the front of the cable and removing the bolts to get the pan out . IS THIS A REALISTIC APPROACH- I JUST DONT WANT TO PAY
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i dont like to do it but have in the past if ive been lazy is i slightly bend the bracket out of the way to get the pan off but do it enough times and youll have fatigued the metal enough for it to break.
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#8
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didnt lower the trans
i dont know how to lower the trans i do know the torx screws are on the top and are hard to get to very tight space im thinking if i could maybe un hook the cable and work from there but i think i bracket needs to come off or bending it will eventualy break it
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bracket is the hard part
yeah im trying to figure out how to approach the bracket and remove it y pipe and shaft in the way