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w201 Trans removal Help.
I have a 1986 190E 2.3 w201 with a bad gear box. Been working on a little each day since last weekend and got to the point where the trans should just drop out. My question is do I need to unbolt the torque converter or just pry the tranny off the back of the motor? If I do need to unbolt the torque converter, can someone just give me a quick way please?
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The torque convertor is locked into the front pump in the transmission. You have to unbolt it or you break the pump gears. Removal is easy -- remove black plastic cover on bellhousing and rotate flex plate by use of a pry bar on the grooves of the torque converter (CAREFULLY) and undo all (6) bolts holding it in.
Hope you have a transmission jack!! :) |
Thanks. You just saved my ass.
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Make sure on installation you lock the pump gears in CORRECTLY. Otherwise, again, you break it.
Don't ask me how I know about that step!! ;) Below is a photo of the gear that holds the torque convertor in. You gotta spin the convertor while pulling gently and it will come out. http://www.w124-zone.com/downloads/p...rannypump1.jpg |
Let me try that. I might be coming back soon with more questions.
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Automatic Transmission Seal Leak Diagnosis Part 1 by Kent Bergsma - YouTube |
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