Taking out the passenger seat is a must. Otherwise, you may damage it.
Also cover the driver's seat and the carpet with a tarp.
Also remove the padded rail/molding that runs across the bottom of the dash.
Otherwise, you'll damage it trying to remove the screws that hold the
center pillar to the bottom of the dash.
In general, avoid rushing or you may damage the interior or get it dirty.
Doug Braun
'72 Spit
At 02:14 PM 7/27/2006, jimmuller@rcn.com wrote:
>Hi, s1500. You asked about removing the clutch. The only way
>I've ever done a tranny removal was from the inside, never
>from underneath. So I have nothing to compare it again.
>However I can pull my tranny and replace it all by myself in a
>day, even in the GT6 where the roof won't go down. Okay, so
>it's a long day. And the OD tranny is admittedly much heavier
>than the on-OD tranny, and that extra weighti s a pain in the
>butt. even so, taking the interior stuff apart is only a small part
>of the total effort. It helps to take the passenger seat out.
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