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Asked by macetero69 Sep 30, 2014 at 03:40 PM about the 2002 Chrysler Sebring LXi Coupe FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

it wont realease

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macetero69 answered 9 years ago

how to remove transmission on a 2002 chrysler sebring coupe

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migration_cdaigle197... answered 9 years ago

down load this - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxnHpg8wzx3NQkYzZ3pCcW9Jdms/edit - it's the factory service manual.... it will tell you everything you need for the car.

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Guru911ZB answered 6 years ago

Once everything is lose slide trans towards driver's side of car, Front side comes out a few inches , back side just a inch or 2 cause the Diff. hits subframe. Reach inside the bellhousing remove flywheel bolts. Mark flywheel for correct alignment for reassembly. Leave flywheel in bellhousing. Now lower trans down & our. To install put flywheel in bellhousing. Raise up in to position. Install flywheel bolts. 18mm flex speed wrench works great. Just done 1 of these. Saved lot of time.

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