Disconnect Peripheral Components and Bellhousing Bolts
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Ralph Returns! Destroyed 6L80 Comes Out Using Questionable Methods...(72 LSA Monte Carlo Build)
What happens here
With the transmission now supported by the improvised setup, the presenter proceeds to disconnect the various external components. This includes the starter (which was already mostly disconnected), electrical connections, and the shifter cable. He points out his custom-fabricated shifter cable mount, which was a necessity from a previous swap. He uses various sockets and a ratchet to accomplish these tasks. The last steps involve removing the remaining bellhousing bolts.
Goal: Disconnect all external connections and unbolt the transmission from the engine
Tools and materials
- Electrical Wires — Providing power and signals to the transmission
- Hex Bits — Removing hex head bolts
- Ratchet Tekton — Turning sockets to loosen/tighten bolts
- Shifter Cable — Controlling gear selection
- Sockets — Unbolting components
- Starter — A component connected to the transmission's bellhousing
- Wrenches — Turning bolts in tight spaces
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