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13 December 2011 #1
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- 13 Dec 2011
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- 9-5 SW, 9-3 Arc, 900Cvt, 9000
Manual Transmission Removal
Greetings,
I just pulled out the engine and tranny from my 91 cvt and have it ready to be separated. I have a question about what my next steps should be. What do I tackle next and how? Any advice is greatly appreciated...
Thx
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14 December 2011 #2
Edward G Saab Enthusiast
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- 10 Mar 2011
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- Victoria Australia
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- T5.5 84 900T8
Remove the primary drive housing inspection cover by removing the big wire clip with a flatblade
screw an appropriately sized bolt into the threaded portion of the input shaft (not all the way)
Use the claw of a hammer to gently and evenly lever out the input shaft, it should slide right out
Remove all the bolts that you can see mating the engine to the transmission, think there is about 16 including a stud with a nut on it at the differential end.
Crane the engine away from the transmission - be careful of the oil pickup tube.
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15 December 2011 #3
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- 9-5 SW, 9-3 Arc, 900Cvt, 9000
Thanks for the tip. I ve gotten this far, however as I'm pulling off the engine its seems to be stuck on the clutch side. Seems like the slave is being caught by the teeth of the pressure plate. I removed the slave screws and even the pressure plate screws attached to the flywheel, but still no budging. What is my next step here? I have no way of pushing back the teeth since I have no hydraulics, I'm stuck, please help almost there. Thanks
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15 December 2011 #4
Sam Carlson Tutorial Bot
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- Saab(s)
- '90 900 LPT with a flat-nose conversion
SAAB made a special tool to compress the pressure plate without hydraulics, but nobody has this and they are expensive. Other than this, there are many creative solutions:
-You can push each individual "finger" of the pressure plate back and insert a spacer (like a coin or washer) in there, go around a few times inserting more and more, thicker and thicker spacers each time, until you've gotten it out.
-You can cut the slave in half with a hacksaw, if the hydraulics are no good.
-You can try to fabricate a special tool to push the clutch pressure plate in, with a long handle and a ring on the end like this:
Ask me a question about your c900! I promise I either can answer it or know someone who can
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15 December 2011 #5
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