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Old 03-09-2004, 06:45 PM   #1
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never changed a tranny in lumina its a 94 with a 3.1l do i have to pull the motor or can i drop it from the bottom
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drop her out the bottom !!! just make sure the engine is supported on top /// use a bar across the strut towers with chain to the engine to hold it in place,,,,,, lotsa metric bolts!!!! good luck!!
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