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S70 Seized Engine removal from Tranny Help S70 1999

posted by  Lunasea on  Fri Dec 1 14:28 CST 2006
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With the engine seized can't rotate to get to bolts to remove from transmission.

Any experience or ideas wouldbe greatly appreciated.








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S70 Seized Engine removal from Tranny Help S70 1999

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Dec 2 05:52 CST 2006
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If the engine siezed because of a dropped valve, you might want to consider removing the head. Otherwize, the tranny will need to be lifted with the engine.
Lifting out both at the same time makes more sense, it is easier to put back together when they are out of the car.

Klaus
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1975 164 w/173,500mi 1995 850T w/91,000mi, 1998 V70R w/128,000mi








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S70 Seized Engine removal from Tranny Help S70 1999

posted by  dick on  Fri Dec 1 15:52 CST 2006
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Not entirely sure, but you may need to pull the whole works after removing axel shafts. Sounds like a real mess. Other option would be to remove oil pan and take off bearing caps.

Keep us informed,

dick







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