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Old 07-28-2003, 11:12 PM
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Torque converter drain will be behind the cover plate on the front of the transmission housing. Two screw hold it on, I think (I've not looked at mine, may be just a snap-in plate or grid). The two grids are cooling vents in the housing.

You can use a large screwdriver, probably, to pry the flywheel around using the ring grear, or put a 27mm socket on the crank pulley bolt and use a ratchet.

Peter
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