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Re: 1995 Pontiac Grand Prix
oh man, its a bigger job than one might think. especially working on the garage floor this time of year.
The motor has to be held in by at least one motor hook. Then you need to remove the front subframe. From there its pretty straight forward. Unbolt the torqu converter bolts, push the converter in the tranny all the way. Then remove the bell housing bolts with the trans supported, and it comes out the bottom.
Assembly is in reverse order. Make sure to have an alignment after you put that subframe back in.
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