Dude, I can’t even say how awesome timing this to just have been posted. I’ve been doing an overhaul on my 96 Tacoma for the past few weeks and have read and watched several guides on how to pull the engine. This is by far the best that I’ve seen and has changed several steps with how I was planning to go about it. Could not be any more concise or clear. 10/10 fantastic 👏
Mine is similar, 2000 Toyota Tacoma 5 speed; do I need to remove the tranny or can it stay in place? which way would be easier? I am rebuilding the engine and head, currently have a blown head gasket, as far as the tranny goes I will be replacing the clutch but I dont need to remove the tranny for this right? or do I?
You can leave the tranny in the vehicle suported with a jack or stand, you would just need to remove the starter and of course the bell housing bolts holding the trannsmission to the engine. I would say it is a bit less steps leaving the transmission in the vehicle, but linning up the engine to the transmission in the vehicle would be a bit more difficult, though, if it is a manual transmission.
Thats some work right there!!!
Gotta stay busy, bro. I got spoiled, always working with a lift. Had to go back to the roots to working on the floor! 😆
Dude, I can’t even say how awesome timing this to just have been posted. I’ve been doing an overhaul on my 96 Tacoma for the past few weeks and have read and watched several guides on how to pull the engine. This is by far the best that I’ve seen and has changed several steps with how I was planning to go about it. Could not be any more concise or clear. 10/10 fantastic 👏
Thank you. I hope it helps. Let me know if you have any questions during the procedure
Mine is similar, 2000 Toyota Tacoma 5 speed; do I need to remove the tranny or can it stay in place? which way would be easier? I am rebuilding the engine and head, currently have a blown head gasket, as far as the tranny goes I will be replacing the clutch but I dont need to remove the tranny for this right? or do I?
You can leave the tranny in the vehicle suported with a jack or stand, you would just need to remove the starter and of course the bell housing bolts holding the trannsmission to the engine. I would say it is a bit less steps leaving the transmission in the vehicle, but linning up the engine to the transmission in the vehicle would be a bit more difficult, though, if it is a manual transmission.
Don't even have a tacoma but I got hooked and watched this entire video. Great step by step. 👍👏
Thanks you I realy appreciate it!
Exceptional description. Love the step by step. Appreciate the attention to detail. Awesome video.
Thanks for watching. And i appreciate the comment!
Amazing work! I would like to hire you to do some work on my car whats the best way to contact you?
How come you didn't remove the trans before you pulled the engine?
For me, it was easier to separate the two outside the vehicle
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