1994 Pontiac Grand Prix "remove transmission engine" Questions

...remove the transmission, which will require removing both CV shafts, brakes, hubs, and struts. You then unbolt the transmission from the engine, slide it back a little, unbolt the torque converter ...

Remove the transaxle. Refer to Transmission Replacement for the 4T65-E transmission. Drain the cooling system. Refer to Cooling System Draining and Filling . Remove the bolts (2) from the knock sensor

remove both engine and transmission through top and then seperate . connect new trans and reinstall motor and trans takes about 2 days if you are good at cars if not about 4 . label wires or take pics

transmission mounting surface. Disconnect negative battery cable. Raise and support the vehicle to give access to underside of engine. Remove main battery cable from starter solenoid (large cable 13mm

...remove the oxygen sensor and leave it plugged in and check to see if more then 1 Psi it blowing out of the hole and it was so I cut off the cadillac converter and still had the same engine stall. ...

...TRANSMISSION WITHOUT PROPER CARE YOU COULD GET BURNT!!! FIRST BACK UP ALL THE BOLTS A FEW TURNS THEN HAVE A CONTINER WIDE AND BIG TO CATCH THE OIL THAT WILL DRAIN THEN REMOVE ALL THE BOLTS AROUND 3 ...

...transmission start at the front of the pan the narrow end there is 2 bolts remove all the bolts EXCEPT the center bolt on the wide end of the pan SLOWLY loosen the center bolt the front of the pan ...

...Remove starter and inspect drive gear and flywheel teeth, replace damaged parts if necessary). Bad ignition switch (Check to see if voltage reaches starter relay/solenoid when turn to start. If not, ...

...remove the filter & replace with a new one. After the oil has been left to drain. put the pan plug snuggly back into the oil pan. Refill 4.5 liters of 5w 30w engine oil. Start the engine, check ...

...remove the engine from a 2000 grand prix from the bottom there is generally a sub-frame cradle which the engine/transmission sits in. This cradle is lifted up into the body on the assembly line. So ...