I've got a 66 coupe that was more of a car shaped rust pile than an actual car, but the motor and the transmission (auto) were good. Since I don't know how to do body work, I found another 66 without a motor and a good body. Now to take the motor out of one and put it into the other.
Three days and several broken bolts later, I've got the motor and transmission out. I removed the four bolts holding th tranny onto the engine and . . . They are still together. It's like the transmission is still engaged to the motor.
Any idea on how to get these two apart would be greatly appreciated. Needless to say, this is my first attempt at a restoration and rebuild, so please be very deacriptive in how to go about this because I just don't have the working vocabulary of a seasoned enthusiast when it comes to this.
Thanks again!
Three days and several broken bolts later, I've got the motor and transmission out. I removed the four bolts holding th tranny onto the engine and . . . They are still together. It's like the transmission is still engaged to the motor.
Any idea on how to get these two apart would be greatly appreciated. Needless to say, this is my first attempt at a restoration and rebuild, so please be very deacriptive in how to go about this because I just don't have the working vocabulary of a seasoned enthusiast when it comes to this.
Thanks again!