AtomicHoe094
Atomichoe094
anyways... lol
Will it work or not?
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or towahoe?
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---------- Post added at 02:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:33 PM ----------
That sounds like something completely unrelated 
nimrodcs
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LMAO @ this entire thread. I think you have all been drinking.
AtomicHoe094
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i need to drink more is my problem hehe
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The towha nickname
The HA is what my buddy with his ford was saying when he was towing it home.....so I called it the TOWHA.....lol
The HA is what my buddy with his ford was saying when he was towing it home.....so I called it the TOWHA.....lol
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on the ground
well I have the tahoe on car ramps and in the start of doing the tranny swap. I have the front and rear drive shafts out. I have the t-case unbolted from the tranny but now I am stuck. In order for me to get the t-case down it looks like I have to remove the crossmember. Right? Or not? Because if so the bolts/nuts are really on there good and frickin tight.
Oh and ya I am finding alot of broken parts while doing this. Broken dogbone on drivers side and a transmount bushing fell apart and also a broken sensor on the side of the tranny that has plugs going into it, I dont know the name fopr it but it looks expensive....
well I have the tahoe on car ramps and in the start of doing the tranny swap. I have the front and rear drive shafts out. I have the t-case unbolted from the tranny but now I am stuck. In order for me to get the t-case down it looks like I have to remove the crossmember. Right? Or not? Because if so the bolts/nuts are really on there good and frickin tight.
Oh and ya I am finding alot of broken parts while doing this. Broken dogbone on drivers side and a transmount bushing fell apart and also a broken sensor on the side of the tranny that has plugs going into it, I dont know the name fopr it but it looks expensive....
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Yes, you will need to remove the cross member
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