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Replacing 4L60e; now its stuck to the engine

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Old April 17th, 2011, 6:59 PM
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hi all, I decided that my best bet in fixing my 95 1500 with the bad tranny was to just replace it. i bought a recently rebuilt model off craigslist for 300 bucks and set off the do the swap.

I bought the haynes manual and followed all the instructions. it is pretty straight forward. I am at point where I just finished unbolting the old unit from the engine. my problem is that it is stuck to the engine. I have tried jacking the transmission up a bit, and then letting it down to the point where it is hanging there. I have also whacked at it with a 4lb hammer (busted the tailshaft of the old one ) but to no avail.

Anyone have an ideas? I have an air chisel but I think that would jack up the engine itself.

Let me know what you all think, i'm open to anything since I'm stumped.
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the stock stuff that is on there is a pain.
use a heat gun.
good luck
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that sounds like it could help; any particular spot to focus on?
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you are in luck! yesterday i pulled the motor out of mine, so here we go: there are 6 bolts that hold the trans to the motor, ( 15mm or 9/16 heads) if two were 13mm you are not done, go after the rest of them. then there are 6 15mm headed bolts that hold the flywheel cover on plus 2 bolts on the struts - 4X4, the 2WD has 5 or 6 10mm headed bolts. that should be it
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Originally Posted by apgambino
that sounds like it could help; any particular spot to focus on?
not really sure, I just used it all around the area where they connect together.
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Just for kicks, did you remove the torque convertor bolts??? That trans should just walk right outta there
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