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Old 09-10-2011, 10:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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How to remove a 98' Camry Transmission? PLEASE HELP!!!

I am trying to remove the transmission from my 98' automatic four-cylinder to replace a new one, but I couldn't remove it. If you have the answer to my question, please help! Thank you!
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Old 09-10-2011, 10:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Luckily I was there to witness the entire procedure, so I know exactly what went wrong. Oh sorry no I wasn't, you might want to provide a few more details.
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Ignorant question, but did you actually try to remove the transmission or are you coming in here looking for answers? This post looks like the typical one post members who come in for a spoon fed answer...
To give you some sort of answer:
Everything should be easily disconnected and you have four bolts holding the tranny onto the block.
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Here is an example of removing from under:
Transmission Swap Write-Up and Photos

But it would be easier to remove it with the engine from top.


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I am trying to remove the transmission from my 98' automatic four-cylinder to replace a new one, but I couldn't remove it. If you have the answer to my question, please help! Thank you!
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I would almost bet the OP has never done anything more complicated than airing a tire, and forgot the torque converter bolts.
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buy or rent an engine hoist ($200.00 at tractor supply) Disconnect everything from the engine and trans, pull the engine / trans out, pull the transmission bolts out, drop it, hook your new one one. Drop it in, hook it up. done

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