Disconnect Transmission Lines and Wires

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What happens here

With the transmission supported and the driveshaft removed, proceed to disconnect all remaining electrical connectors, sensor wires, and fluid lines connected to the transmission. This includes cooler lines, vacuum lines (if any), and the shifter linkage. Note that this particular Suburban uses a mechanical linkage for the shifter, not a cable, which will require careful disconnection. Label all wires and lines if they need to be reconnected later.

Goal: Fully detach the transmission from the vehicle's systems

Tools and materials

Labeling Tags/Tape — Marking disconnected components
Wire Cutters — Cutting old zip ties or securing straps
Wrench Set — Disconnecting various lines and linkages

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