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Re: O.T. Buick Transmission removal
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Posted by MN Scott on August 05, 2006 at 21:11:24 from (206.9.216.44):
In Reply to: O.T. Buick Transmission removal posted by IA Roy on August 05, 2006 at 19:06:30:
A 91 Park Ave. is front wheel drive. I've never had the pleasure of removeing the trans in this car but I know that bolt is a real bear. All GM front drives with V6 and four speed overdrive are similar. I think you can get to it with the right extention swivel combo but the problem is getting enough leverage to break it free. I knew a guy in tech school whose dad had a transmission shop and he said they had a box full of those bolts as they are even harder to install and are not really needed to hold the trans, [His theory] not mine.
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