I got it down to where i could pull the tranny out in 3hr by myself. I had to go back and forth in that stupid thing a few times before i got it right =)

Once you disconnect the driveshaft from the guibo, you can move the tranny around a little, i'd keep a floor jack under it and move it around with that. If it doesn't move, take out some of the bolts and you should be able to move it. Putting the tranny back in might require 2 people. One to manuever the jack and the other to guide the input shaft in. That part really gets to be a pita after trying to hold that tranny up and put it in.

I'm not sure what plug you are talking about, but i'd suggest getting a bently to help you. I think there were about 10 to 12 bolts all together, but make sure when you take them out that you remember which one goes where because there are some different length bolts and its a bitch to figure out which one goes where.

Hope that helps

~Andrew

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      • the tranny will move a little. - Andrew Elmore 2005-04-23 14:22:23 (522 views)
        • Re: the tranny will move a little. - marinersfan 2005-04-23 14:33:48 (485 views)
          • Re: the tranny will move a little. - marinersfan 2005-04-23 18:26:30 (505 views)
            • sorry for kinda leaving you hanging - Andrew Elmore 2005-04-24 09:14:45 (490 views)
              • Re: sorry for kinda leaving you hanging - marinersfan 2005-04-26 12:19:59 (456 views)
                • ah yes, the top bolt.... - Andrew Elmore 2005-04-26 15:32:19 (516 views)
                  • Here's what we used... (pic) - B5M2W8 2005-04-27 18:06:48 (560 views)