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Angry engine/transmission seperation

I recently removed the engine/transmission module from my 1978 911Sc. The engine and transmission are stuck together and so far I can't get them apart. Can get about 1/4" gap and that is all. What to do? The car has been sitting for several years.

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When I rebuilt my 80sc 3.0 I had to wiggle and pull a lot to get them to separate. I even used a piece of wood to pry them apart when there was a big enough crack to get the wood into..... I'm sure you'll get it apart...... and others will chime in that know a lot more than I do
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Are both arms off of the clutch fork shaft?
The shaft needs to be able to rotate (to disengage the throw out bearing) as they separate.
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Was it having shifting problems? If the pilot bearing has frozen it can spin on and weld itself to the input shaft. That can be very difficult to separate,.
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Thanks Pete, I removed the levers and the transmission came right off.
John

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