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Pulling engine
- Thread starter budro
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The motor and tranny together? Yes, but you need a serious angle and a good cherry picker. I just did the same thing, a few weeks ago.
I removed the radiator itself and the engine fan, and then the combo will squeeze out.
I removed the radiator itself and the engine fan, and then the combo will squeeze out.
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It's definitely doable, I pulled a 2.8, A4LD, and t-case out of a BII a couple months ago without separating them. It helps to have the front wheels of the truck on some boards so it's a little higher, and someone underneath to push on everything.
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