Pulling granny without the engine.

[Mamel]

I was wondering if it is possible to pull the transmission with the engine still in the car.

[Patrick L.]

Thats the way I usually do it. I pull the rear/driveline. I find it easier and faster. I also recommend leaving the spring attached to the axle, especially if you don't have a spreader. Remove the wheels and the car doesn't have to be jacked too high and the axle will slide out far enough.

[2manycars]

From the title, I thought your grandmother was stuck.

[WHN]

That's how I change a clutch, drip rear end and go for it. Fastest way. Enjoy.

[Mamel]

Originally Posted by 2manycars

From the title, I thought your grandmother was stuck.

Haha yes sorry stupid autocorrect

[Mamel]

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Originally Posted by WHN

That's how I change a clutch, drip rear end and go for it. Fastest way. Enjoy.

Okay I will see if I am going to enjoy it haha, the rear end has never been removed.

[29Cabriolet]

Due to a recent breakdown I ended up dropping the rearend to determine cause, which turned out to be the U joint. In the process, although still in working condition but showing signs of wear and a rather noisy second gear, seems like a good time to rebuild the trans. Be advised, the bolts holding the bell housing to trans are wired inside so I had to remove them as a unit.

[duke36]

perhaps good time to check clutch, throwout, etc. while all apart ?