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10-02-2022, 06:45 PM
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If it's a manual tranny, I'd pull it with the engine. (couldn't tell what tranny it was from pics, but rebuilding it may be a TH400?)
If automatic, yes leave attached, very heavy to get out while under car. (best to have a plug for rear tailshaft) I'd leave the distributor in and I think the exhaust manifolds can stay on. (been a long time since I had RA manifolds) 
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