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- 1992 Jeep Wrangler Yj 4.0L AX15 transmission removal.
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I’ve dropped my transmission in my yj about 4 times. Each time faster and faster. I can take it down in 45 min now.
I can do it in 44
@@TheCeedub you’re sooooo cool
@@TheCeedub I did mine in 43.6 minutes. And that's with a coffee break!
I have a fine bottle of Scotch for whoever can drop it in a morning 😂
Can’t help but notice the removal of the 4wd shifter isn’t included, maybe I’m missing something?
Thank you for the videos, they are a huge help. My son and I wrestled out the trans and transfer case as one and it was a pain. Going back in, we removed the transfer case and it made installation much smoother. Splitting the two may have added half an hour but in the long run I think it made the job quicker and safer.
Wouldn’t it have easier to separate the transmission from the bell housing and then the bell housing from the engine? I know it’s more steps, I hate lining up clutches.
Was the rear drive shaft balanced on the vehicle? I thought they were balanced at the shop, so how the go back on should make no difference. Thanks for the videos.
FYI the top most two bolts @12:12 are a external torx head bolt. You will need to grab a E12 socket to remove them, then make sure you replace them with a grade 8 hex bolt if you want to make it easier on yourself in the future removals.
If you first break the tcase off, the trans is easier to handle, ie you can bench press the tcase out of the way, then the trans in the same manner
Another random shoe...lol
On 94 and later models *unbolt the release cylinder from the transmission- there's no need to disconnect the hydraulic line* (Haynes manual)
Real men read manuals
Love your videos 🥰
I have a yj 4.2L from 1988.
It is stock in 4. Gear and I think it is the slave cylinder, because it was dripping with fluid from there and emptying the fluid box. What do you think?🙏
I’m taking mine off to replace the torque converter. Has anyone documented the bolts and nut/bolt used to bolt the transmission case to the engine. Head size of each and actually length would be helpful if you have it. Thanks.
BTW great how to channel for Jeeps. Very helpful for anyone turning wrenches at home.
I have the same year that I am restoring, as soon as I’m done with my sons XJ. Thanks for the videos I do enjoy your enthusiasm.
Thank you for watching!
5:02 and this is where I broke off two bolt heads. I was hoping for some tip for removing the other two before I continue, but I see yours came out without trouble
Greetings from the holy land. Thanks for the video! you rock! I have a transmission upgrade on my cj, these videos really helps out!
Great! Thanks!
I have an 89 YJ, dropped my pan today. How many bolts attach the bell housing to engine?
Your camera work is excellent, it takes the viewer along on the journey through the maze of removing a transmission.
Many don’t have the luxury to call Jason, so it was nice you tossed in some encouragement for the self reliant folks.
Love these vids! Taught me how to work on my Jeep w/ 0 experience
Same here working on it this weekend
Help! I have a 2001 Jeep Wrangler. 32RH (904). I change my transmission fluid every 40,000 miles. my transmission won’t shift into overdrive. I change the fluid and filter and replaced clutch converter solenoid. Still won’t shift into overdrive. Shifts fine in the first second and third at all the shift points for RPMs. Just won’t lock up in overdrive ,any guesses? Never has appeared to have burnt fluid. Overdrive clutch? Checked the throttle position sensor and clean the throttle body for your video. Replace the speed sensor.
Vert useful video, thanks, btw, $90 for your transmission jack !! loking at amzn I've seen those above $400 !! I'll need one but I'll try to find better price.....
I’m still surprised that my 92’ YJ still has a good clutch, considering it hasn’t been changed since it was new.
I can't thank you enough for these videos. Easy to follow and simple instruction. I'm by no means a mechanic but you have helped me out of a ton of jams. Just wanted to say thanks.
I have no clue why Eagle/AMC/Chrysler decided to put the clutch slave cylinder inside the bell housing. Years ago when I replaced it myself, it was a PAIN and a HALF to get to just to replace it, and I had to do it twice within months because I cheaped out on the parts. At that point, I said "never again" and anything clutch/transmission related with my YJ goes to a transmission shop. Got Luk clutch components in mine and haven't had any issues for a few years.
Yeah. Small issue can turn into a huge pain
We have a 92 YJ. Currently removing trans to replace the clutch. But all but 1 bolt on the skid plate broke. Any suggestion or how to remedy this? I know the nut they thread into is welded inside frame - so other things online say to cut a hole in floor pan, but I’d like to avoid that if possible. Thanks for the video!
I have a problem getting my shift lock collar back in place. I cannot seem to twist it once i push down. the lock collar that holds the manual shifter into the transmission. Get everything else done following your great videos to replace transmission/clutch/flywheel
Anyone in Vancouver BC that can help me do this in my 94 yj 2.5l?? Need to replace the rear main seal and maybe a new clutch
The two top bolts of the bell housing are E12 torx on most
I did this last week. Yeah it sucks. Esp putting it in by yourself. Thanks for the videos
I cannot get my rear driveshaft out of the transfer case. No matter how much I wedge and hammer it will not come out. Mine also looks a little different than yours in the rear. Any ideas?
southbend clutch doesn't show a listing for a 1992 yj wrangler ????
If you call them, they’ll hook you up. I think it may be listed under Cherokee
My 92 YJ has an internal slave cylinder. Yours looks like an external. Did you convert it to an external?
His is still an internal.
I have a 1991 Jeep Wrangler Renegade,
Engine 4.0 liters MFI 6 cyl 240.7 cubic inches, 190hp, 225 ft-lb @ 4000rpm
Transmission Manual 5 speed: AX15
Transfer Case: NP231 ???
Front differential: Dana 30
Rear Differential with Trac-Loc: Dana 35, 355 gears, “C” clip style
Tire Size: BFG AT 30x9.50 R15LT
I have a problem that’s driving me nuts. I’m hopping you can help me with. I have a real bad vibration in 1st & reverse gear “intermittently” I can go 2-3 days and the Jeep will work fine, then without warning I get this bad vibration just starting out in 1st and backing up in reverse. I’ve had 3 clutch assemblies replaced (clutch plate, pressure plate, through out bearing, slave cylinder, clutch master cylinder, pilot bearing, flywheel resurfaced. New motor and transmission mounts. I even thought it might be the Rear Differential with Trac-Loc acting up, even though every time I look at it, it look like new, but just to make sure I installed a 912A569 Eaton Detroit Truetrac Differential.
So now my idea it might be the flywheel that was resurface 3 time, and how knows if it was done properly from the beginning? Or the transmission or transfer case. What’s your thought? I’m tired of guessing. And spending money on items not needed. Thanks
Yeah. That stinks. Not fun throwing money at it.
My first thought and a normal maintenance issue is the transmission fluid. How's yours? I've heard a lot of stories of people having an issue with certain gears, which was resolved with a change in fluid. Have you checked to see if yours is low, dirty, old? Is it due? Have you recently changed it with a different fluid. Just initial thoughts that are easy to check.
@@JeepSolid First, thanks for the reply. I change my engine oil and filter every 3000 miles. I change ALL my other components every 10 months (Transmission, Transfer case and both differentials) I use Lucas 85w-140 hi performance gear oil #10042 for the 912A569 Eaton Detroit Truetrac Differential and Redline MT-90 for my transmission.
were you supporting the transmission on the engine oil pan? My yj has a Peugeot transmission, I will eventually get around to swapping it myself
Yeah. If you place a block of wood under the oil pan to disperse the pressure, you can use it to support some engine weight.
Does this cross over for the TJ aswell?
Just subscribed! I bought a 95 wrangler 4cyl with no transmission and no transfer case very nice NO RUST and it’s lifted and 33’s on it for $500 smacks! Love it , so this video will help me install all that stuff. I need front axel shafts also so hopefully there is a video on taking those out and putting new ones in
Thanks for the sub! Sounds like you got a sweet deal on that Jeep 👍
I watch your videos for help on my 91 YJ we just bought a month ago already replaced the transfer case and today is clutch day
Very helpful to see some of the steps before taking on that kind of project. Thanks for taking the time to film that
Have you ever been a machinist before?
Nope. Just enjoy wrenching on the Jeep.
Amazing videos. Thank you!
How long did this take?