Pulling a transmission and transfer case WITHOUT a lift - Trailblazer Envoy 4x4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I pull the transmission with the transfer case out of my 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer without using a lift. Yep, I pulled this transmission out by myself on my patio. Don't tell my wife I made a big mess. Thanks!
I follow a slow methodical pace to remove the bolts, wiring harnesses, brackets and lines and used a couple of floor jacks to wrestle the transmission with its transfer case out from underneath the Failblazer. All-in-all I spent a few hours removing it, and it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be.
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It'll be easier to remove transfer case first then the trans. future reference
Yes installing it is far worse. I pulled and rebuild a 4R75E Ford transmission. Rebuilding it yourself isn't bad. Works like a charm and saved a ton of money.
If you split the transmission and transfer case, it'll make it easier
Yeah, I pulled mine separately.
I'm living this nightmare right now.
At least your deep tranny pan came with a drain plug, my 06 has a deep pan with no damn drain plug, if you’re not careful you get to take a shower at the same time you change your transmission filter and fluid.
Nice job! Surprised you forgot to drain the tranny but all and you made it look easy. Thanks for sharing! 💯👍
Yeah, shoulda remembered to drain the trans! Won’t make that mistake again. 😂
You ever see a tree bark??
They don’t only bark, they’ve been branching out.
@@TheDaninator Okay, I'm "leaving" now... :)
You did a good job.
My beautiful 02' Blazer ZR2 reads as a Trailblazer on my scanner & my mechanics scanner for some reason.
Aren't these 2 different vehicles?
I had my 4L60e rebuilt a few years back. $2200
The "Sunshield" or whatever they call it snapped, I hear this is a major issue if you have a stock Shield. It's located right in the middle of your tranny, so you might as well rebuild it. Great info.
About to tackle my drivers side rear bearing tomorrow.
Might be worth keeping. It does look like it's been rebuilt as the OEM torque converter isn't blue like that. I bought my "rebuilt" trans from a salvage yard and after shipping to my house, it was around $650. So right there, the trans is worth more than the entire scrap value of the truck. As someone who's done it, doing all this work of removal/install on your back SUCKS. Although, I guess overall, it wasn't the worst job I've done by any means. I wish the frame on my EXT was as clean as the one on your parts truck.
I was figuring it’d been worked on before. I pulled it thinking it was worth more than the scrap rate of the whole truck. Having the creeper and the cordless impact saved a lot of wear and tear on me for sure!
Oh Yeah 🎉🎉🎉🎉
You made it look so easy! I can't imagine doing that on my back.
I have a 2005 TrailBlazer and it's grinding bad when I put it in reverse, what do you think it could be?
what a great video...now that's how you do a video for Diyr's...thanks
I’ve dropped out manual transmissions on a couple firebirds for clutch disk repairs, far easier than what you went through. Automagics are tough but can be done by a DIY dude for sure.
…on a patio, even. 😜
You sold me on the ratcheting box end wrenches! Pick up a set last weekend.
Awesome! Will not regret that purchase 👍
Get a set of the extra long flex head ratcheting with offset wrenches you will love them.
I’ll check them out 👍
You made that look so easy I have been procrastinating about doing a transmission swap forever
Another great step by step Dan. Automatic trans remove and replace is a job alot of people think is impossible, but it's totally doable with the right tools!
Thanks Adrian. Was thinking it was going to be horrible but it wasn’t bad at all. A little messy, if you’re an idiot like me. LOL
@@TheDaninator I've never changed one that didn't turn into the Exonn Valdez.
@@adrianshumate4564 😂
You made it look like the way I would try to do it. I've got a 2001 blazer that I'm debating about pulling the trans out of and it too would be on the driveway. But I've only got gravel. Wish me luck. Thanks for all the useful tips. Don C.
Great video thanks very much
I useualy let the transmission hang down so I can reach things easier, and get to the top with long extensions and swivels,from over top of the transmission, all the best to you and your loved ones
Yep, letting it hang made it much more manageable to get the bell housing bolts!
I agree the 1/4" impacts are worth the money.. seems like the Bauer cordless tools are pretty good!!! ✌🏻
So far, so good. I’m happy with it 😎👍
Their Hercules line is even better
well done young man ,well done .
Have you pulled a transmission? How did it go?
I'm impressed how much work you got done with the Harbor freight impact driver! I just discovered your channel and loving it.
Thank you. That little driver can’t do everything, but it can do a lot. 👍
@The Daninator I was impressed with the specs. 1300 in lbs of torque. I didn't believe them, though. That's more than my 3 year old DeWalt. I believe more now.
Been watching your videos a while now. Have 4 trailblazers myself great suvs . Wondering Why you parted out that ext ?
I bought it for the parts. It had a blown motor.
How come you didn't just replace the motor if that was it?
It was pretty clean underneath
The tranny on my Envoy went out last month. I'll be doing this soon. Thanks for showing me what I'm in for.
I love these kinds of videos better than watching some movies. These types of videos are raw real life events with all the mistakes a person can make it's perfect it doesn't sugar coat anything and that's what I like I want to know what I may encounter and watching it happen the good the bad the ugly 👍🏻GREAT STUFF👍🏻
Greetings from CommieFornia a.k.a. California U.S.A.🇺🇸
TBD3.0(Toothless Bull Dog 3.0)
WHERE IS PART 2 AND 3 AND 4???????