Trany Filter/Crossmember drop?
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Trany Filter/Crossmember drop?
Hey all!
Thats it,I have enought of always puting new Trany oil every 2 days!I was to lazy to replace my Transmision oil pan gasket & filter.
What bothers me its that there's ONE screw that I cannot access cause of the crossmember.Did anyone ever replaced that piece on a 4dr 4.3l, 95?
Do I need to drop the crossmember? I mean I don't fell confy cause of the trany standing on it & I am to cheap to pay for that service in a garage(I have 2 babies and diapers "r" Money$$$)
Thanks in advance,
Mart
Thats it,I have enought of always puting new Trany oil every 2 days!I was to lazy to replace my Transmision oil pan gasket & filter.
What bothers me its that there's ONE screw that I cannot access cause of the crossmember.Did anyone ever replaced that piece on a 4dr 4.3l, 95?
Do I need to drop the crossmember? I mean I don't fell confy cause of the trany standing on it & I am to cheap to pay for that service in a garage(I have 2 babies and diapers "r" Money$$$)
Thanks in advance,
Mart
#2
RE: Trany Filter/Crossmember drop?
I didn't have to drop the crossmember on my '00 Bravada, but some do require it.
#3
RE: Trany Filter/Crossmember drop?
Mine requires the crossmember be dropped. I didn't know how so I took it to my friend at a transmision shop who helped me for free. He took off the crossmember with one hand in about 5 seconds! It's simple to do, but it really helps if you can put it up on a lift like one at a shop so you can see clearly how to do it. I'm sure there's a transmission shop somewhere that would be nice enough not to charge to just move the crossmember and tighten a bolt for you.
#4
RE: Trany Filter/Crossmember drop?
Ok I see....
With a floor jack, I suspended the trany just so that it had a little pressure then.I removed all 4 bolts of the crossmember in the frame and with a hammer,I gently slamed it 1/2 inch horizontal so that the Pan would drop.It worked but I forgot to put back my oil Pan when it dropped,now its full of oil in my driveway(thanks good I managed to empty most of it when I removed my pan bolts)...
Thanks for your replies!
Mart
With a floor jack, I suspended the trany just so that it had a little pressure then.I removed all 4 bolts of the crossmember in the frame and with a hammer,I gently slamed it 1/2 inch horizontal so that the Pan would drop.It worked but I forgot to put back my oil Pan when it dropped,now its full of oil in my driveway(thanks good I managed to empty most of it when I removed my pan bolts)...
Thanks for your replies!
Mart
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