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[QUOTE="Arisley, post: 1371142, member: 67"] Put the trans on a trans jack, you won't even have to remove electrical connectors. Move it back far enough for tool clearance, push it back in when done. I did mine in my driveway. It's a hill. Truck was sitting nose down. Hooked the trans jack to a come along hooked to the hitch. Jacked the trans jack back. Replaced the flex plate. Jacked the trans jack back into position and bolted it up. Two hours start to finish, believe it or not. 2WD though, a little less to remove than 4WD. [/QUOTE]
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