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Old 02-24-2013, 06:15 AM
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2006 6.0l transmission removal

Does anybody have the procedures for removing the transmission on a 2006 F-350 4x4. I'm replacing the High pressure oil system branch tube and it requires the removal of the transmission to access the rear cover/flywheel. I have access to a manual but won't have it until Thursday and i would like to get started ASAP. So just trying to get a head start. WSM 307-01 is what I've read.
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Old 02-25-2013, 05:27 PM
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I just removed mine and it is not that bad at all, Mine is an 05 F250 but the procedure should be the same

Disconnect batteries
My book said to put the truck in neutral, but then i couldnt pull the key out so i left it in park. It didnt seem to make a difference to me.
Remove transfer case skid plate (4 bolts)
Remove fwd and aft drive shafts
Remove tranfer case (6 bolts, use a trans jack)
remove access panel on fwd side of engine rear cover to get access to tq converter nuts
Remove tq converter nuts (6 nuts, I used starter to turn flywheel)
Remove all connectors , and starter
Install tranny jack and remove crossmember
Remove 9 bolts on bellhousing (you can get to all of them from behind the trans with a really long extension)
Move the trans straight back a few inches until it clears and lower jack.

The worst part is the Tq converter bolts. Overall not a bad job.
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