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Old 01-16-2017, 01:55 PM   #3
Todd68Chevy
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Re: Longhorn Automatic transmission cross member removal

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Originally Posted by crazy longhorn View Post
If you remove the frame spacers on the bottom, you should be able to tap the cross member out with your hammer. Longhorn
Thanks, I was trying to avoid cutting the rivets between the brackets and the cross member. Is there any good way to cut them? Does not look like a grinder will fit. I usually use an air chisel on rivets but looks pretty hard to get into them.
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