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Drivetrain 1996 Transmission Removal

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  • Start date Start date Mar 15, 2014

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Good afternoon,

I am in the process of removing a t-45 transmission from my 1996 gt for a clutch replacement. I have the transmission pulled back but the input shaft needs to go back about 3/4 of an inch to clear the clutch plate. The bellhousing is hitting on the driver side. I wanted to see if any of you know any tricks to get it back any further
 
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