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Old Dec 4, 2005
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Removing tranny from top of engine bay?

I KNOW I've seen a DIY on here. I've spent the last hour looking with our wonderful search function and haven't found it. Osoboosted did it but never posted up the DIY or I simply cannot find it. Is anyone else aware of where it is?
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Here is how far I am right now. The tranny is ready to come out but I'm not sure if I need to take those studs out of the head first..
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damn there really isnt n e thing, i've been searching for 45 min.
towards the end of this diy it says a little bit on how to do it, but n e way here: http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=209405
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You do not need to remove those two studs, however you have to take off the mounting from the tranny itself ( so that it could fit in between the cradle arm and the chassis) and then it would come out very easy.
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I took out those studs anyway (took less than a minute). I wish I had four arms to pull this biatch out by myself
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why take it out threw the top? ya it can be done but to much of a hassle.
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because he prob doesn't have a lift..
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because he prob doesn't have a lift..
you dont need a lift to take out from the bottom.

i did mine on some high jack stands.
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Already put the new one in. it's super easy.
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well, there u go.. we dont need an answer to why he pulled it from the top then.
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