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Old 10-26-2024 | 05:48 PM
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Looking for info on removing the shifter from a 4 speed top loader transmission. I want to leave the tranny on the engine when i put it back in my m68 truck. Thank's
 
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Old 10-26-2024 | 06:35 PM
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Is it the Ford performance "top loader" from a '60s car?

Or an OEM type top loaded, top shifted transmission?

The stick will come out of the older OEM type, but it depends on what it is as to how the cap comes off.

The '60s trans may require the whole shifter to come off. Some had removeable sticks, some did not.

Can you pull the boot and flooring back to see more details?
 
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On the ones that I have the shifter handle is not removable from the shifter


To remove the whole thing Just remove the 2 mounting bolts and the nuts from the 3 shifter shafts noting the orientation of the 3 little tabs because you can reverse them.

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Originally Posted by keenem68
Looking for info on removing the shifter from a 4 speed top loader transmission. I want to leave the tranny on the engine when i put it back in my m68 truck. Thank's
Are you referring to a 4-spd top loader car transmission like out of a 60s model car, or are you referring to the 'bulldog' 4-spd truck type transmission. Some people mistakenly refer to the 'bulldog' as a 'top loader'.
 
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It appears that more information would be helpful. Do you know the make/model of your transmission? As already indicated, transmissions other than the actual toploader were mistakenly referred to as toploaders.
 
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