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herman maire

Member Since: 28 Nov 2010
Location: up north
Posts: 51

Need to remove transmission. Any tips

My second range rover with BMW engine has a damaged transmission ( zf5hp24) . Is there any special steps, tools to removing one of these. I am going to remove the transmission with the transfer box.

As I understand it

1- drain transmission+remove lines.
2-remove selector shaft, lever, switch ect...
3- unbolt front and rear driveshafts
4-disconnect wiring to transfer case shift motor
5-torque converter bolts
6-bell housing bolts
7- lower transmission with support cradle

is there anything I am missing.

Another question, is there a clutch in the torque converter??

Will post pictures once I start.

Thanks and happy holidays

28th Dec 2010 3:28pm

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

Member Since: 22 Jan 2010
Location: Chilterns, UK
Posts: 11309

You forgot N0.1...........

No.1 Take it to a specialist and leave them the keys.....

28th Dec 2010 4:44pm

herman maire

Member Since: 28 Nov 2010
Location: up north
Posts: 51

Thanks for the reply.

I will be bringing the transmission to a transmission shop but I figured to save some cash I remove it.

Anybody have any tips .

thanks

29th Dec 2010 12:21am

igore

Member Since: 20 Oct 2010
Location: portsmouth
Posts: 118

2002 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Adriatic Blue

have you not asked RRPhil to have a look at it for you ONE LIFE LIVE IT

29th Dec 2010 7:54am

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

Member Since: 22 Jan 2010
Location: Chilterns, UK
Posts: 11309

herman maire wrote:
Thanks for the reply.

I will be bringing the transmission to a transmission shop but I figured to save some cash I remove it.

Anybody have any tips .

thanks

Not sure your going to save very much as most specialists charge an inclusive price including removal and refitting. Just find a good specialist like ZF Engineering in Germany. Well worth the trip as they are cheaper than the UK and do an amazing job from what I have seen/read on forums.

29th Dec 2010 10:36am

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