Prowler Pro Gears Get Installed


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Here is where my adventure begins. I first remove the bolt which retains the oil line to the tranny oil cooler.
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Here you see how I loosened the four bolts which hold the tranny oil cooler.
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Once I removed the oil cooler, the fan assembly appears.
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I then proceed to secure the oil cooler to the side to clear the removal of the fan assembly.
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I know proceed to remove the fan assembly and start with this bolt. Keep in mind there are four bolts to remove total. This bolt is the first in two to remove in the passenger side.
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Here is the other side or drivers side bolt to remove from the fan assembly. There will be two on this side or the drivers side to remove.
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Here is the second bolt on the passengers side to remove. This one is deeper inside.
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Here is the other bolt  on the drivers side.
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After removing the four bolts total. Two from the passengers side and two from the drivers side. The fan assembly drops down.
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The next step is to release the fan clip.
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At this point you have total access to the 4 transaxle rear mount bolts. There will be two on the passenger side and two on the drivers side.
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Here you the the drivers side transaxle bolts.
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Here is a rear shot of the area where the gears are.
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Now here I remove the rear mount bolt.
I did not take a picture of the hydralic jack we used to raise the tranny a little to relieve the pressure from the rear mount bolt.
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Here is what the bolt looks like.
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Here you see the latest state of the art tools to relieve the pressure off the rear mount thru bolt.

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