4.6 transmission removal

[g1money]

hi all. I have a 09 genesis 4.6 i been looking for info or a how to remove the transmission if someone can point me in the right direction.

 

[12Rspec50]

hi all. I have a 09 genesis 4.6 i been looking for info or a how to remove the transmission if someone can point me in the right direction.

Label everything, take pictures, ask your friends for help. This job for the average guy who can turn a wrench will likely take about 3-4 hours for total removal time.

The following step by step is a rough guideline of how to do this job. This is all based off of my memory. Hopefully it helps a little.

1. Jack up the car.
2. Remove negative battery cable.
3. Remove drive shaft, carrier bearing assembly. (Should be 18mm hardware for the 3 bolt drives haft flanges and 13mm hardware for the carrier)
4. Remove dust cover/inspection plate under the trans (10mm) to give access to the torque converter bolts. (Should be 12mm, 13mm, or 14mm)
5. Remove all torque converter bolts.
6. Remove starter, utilize a zip tie or other device to tie it up and out of your way. (Should be an 18mm and a 13mm).
7. Support the transmission with a jack and something to protect the pan, remove the transmission cross member.
8. Label and Disconnect any wiring and linkages to the trans.
9. Remove the bell housing bolts. ( Should be an 18mm)
10. Gently slide the transmission backward from the engine and lower it carefully.

 

[g1money]

Label everything, take pictures, ask your friends for help. This job for the average guy who can turn a wrench will likely take about 3-4 hours for total removal time.

The following step by step is a rough guideline of how to do this job. This is all based off of my memory. Hopefully it helps a little.

1. Jack up the car.
2. Remove negative battery cable.
3. Remove drive shaft, carrier bearing assembly. (Should be 18mm hardware for the 3 bolt drives haft flanges and 13mm hardware for the carrier)
4. Remove dust cover/inspection plate under the trans (10mm) to give access to the torque converter bolts. (Should be 12mm, 13mm, or 14mm)
5. Remove all torque converter bolts.
6. Remove starter, utilize a zip tie or other device to tie it up and out of your way. (Should be an 18mm and a 13mm).
7. Support the transmission with a jack and something to protect the pan, remove the transmission cross member.
8. Label and Disconnect any wiring and linkages to the trans.
9. Remove the bell housing bolts. ( Should be an 18mm)
10. Gently slide the transmission backward from the engine and lower it carefully.

thank you