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Old 03-07-2008, 05:30 PM   #1
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Siezed engine problem

I have a Jimmy with a siezed engine. I'm working on it's replacement right now, but then realized my problem. How to I get the torque converter bolts out to remove the tranny on an engine I can't rotate? I didn't want to pull the tranny and transfer case with it, just wanted to swap the motors, but that may not be possible. Will the tranny pull back far enough to reach them? Can I turn the transmission enough to get the torque converter off the tranny, then take it off the flywheel? Any ideas will help at this point.
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