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The clutch in my 70 is slipping badely when I try to give it any power from a stop. Is it easier to just pull the motor and trans together they trying to pull the trans out from under the car. I hade the motor and trans out about 12 years ago so pulling it out again would not be to bad.
From: At my Bar drinking and wrenching in Lafayette Colorado
It takes about 50 minutes to drop the (4-speed) tranny out of a C2/C3 with non-removable crossmember. It takes about an hour-and-a-half to pull the engine with the tranny hanging on it. So it takes roughly half the time and effort to just drop the tranny.
Lars
I had to replace mine in my 77 just over a year ago. on jackstands in a one car garage. didn't even consider pulling the engine. I put in a RAM replacement clutch. it had very good reviews and a fair price. I figured if the original lasted over 40 years. no need to over kill it. I'm very happy with the ram clutch. No, it's not a fun job laying on your back getting that trans in and out. but a whole lot less work than pulling the engine.
The clutch in my 70 is slipping badely when I try to give it any power from a stop. Is it easier to just pull the motor and trans together they trying to pull the trans out from under the car. I hade the motor and trans out about 12 years ago so pulling it out again would not be to bad.
You did check the clutch pedal free play adjustment right?
Tom