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Is it possible to replace the clutch on 915 transmission in 76 targa without removing the engine?
I understand engine removal is considered a straightforward task and few things can be done while the engine is out but; I just need the clutch fixed and I have lift in my garage so access underneath is not an issue.
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You can remove just the gearbox but it is harder to do to put it back. It is just much easier to remove the gearbox and engine as one unit.
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I'll second that - In my opinion, it's much easier to remove the engine and transmission as one unit and separate them to replace the clutch.
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No. The shift rod sticks into the tunnel, so you can't lower that end. Racers cut a notch in the floor pan, but not recommended.
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Thank you , I got the message.
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After a few R&R's you can pull the motor and trans in about a hour. The biggest PITA are the axles especially on the older cars.
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Just pull the engine and leave the trans in place. Disconnect the shift coupler. Use a protractor to match the angles of the engine and trans for easy mating. That would require an adjustable jack plate under the engine. I have a couple of truck transmission jacks that work well. Rent one.
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I feel stupid adding a +1 to Mr Walker's post, but that's the answer. Look no further.

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