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PostPosted: Fri May 22, 2009 12:41 pm 
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I am trying to seperate the gearbox from the block so far i have taken the flywheel/clutch and cover of and have removed the 12 7/16 bolts is that all of them?? do i now just lift the engine off?is there a place to use asuitable wedge if the thing is a bit sticky ??


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Double check you have taken all the flange bolts out (including the 2 short ones behind the timing cover).
Then use a big screwdriver between the rear main bearing cap and the web on the gearbox.
Note there are 2 dowels in the flange at the back, so lift it up straight.

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i did notice the dowls / and the 2 bolts behind the timing cover the one at the rear was a long one though :? was realy unsure of where to pry it apart thanx 4 the quik reply


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lift the engine a couple of inches with a crane and a few taps with a soft hammer around the gearbox case will shake it loose

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