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- 게시일 2018. 12. 30.
- Transmission removal, replacement, and installation. Learn how to remove a transmission so you can replace your clutch or flywheel, or so you can rebuild your transmission and install a new one in your car or truck.
In this video I show you the 10 simple steps on how to replace a transmission. I am doing this on a rear wheel drive 98 Mustang but the process is very similar on other rear wheel drive, front wheel drive, and even automatic cars and trucks. Each detailed step will allow you to learn how to remove a transmission yourself so you can replace a clutch, flywheel, rear main seal, throw out bearing, pilot bearing, or just swap transmissions.
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To answer the most common questions in the comments section:
1.) Quality videos like this take a lot of time to produce. This and the next took me over 300hrs.
2.) Follow me on Instagram "ChrisFixit" for daily updates and tips and tricks.
3.) The exhaust on the car is the performance exhaust, just used on the track.
4.) The speedometer is fine... it spun all the way around at the last drift event and I havent had a chance to take the gauge cluster out and push it back to the other side of the peg.
5.) The other red Mustang is from this video: krplus.net/bidio/fpGdqqNjm4Swd4Y
Chris, could you please show us how you can safely put the car to four jack stands? Thanks.
300 hours? Wow.
I never safely worked under a car until I started watching your videos, just like you my mother is supportive of me working on my cars. Its nice to know she wont be as scared of me being crushed when i'm safely working under the car. Thank you for waking me up, and please continue being genuine.
Truthfully Chris the only reason why I watched this video is because I had the same problem done to me on another car I have(note I just had a bad bearing)
Soapy wooder will make it go faster.
Who else is here cause their car isn't broke, and to just enjoy the satisfaction of a Chris fix vid
Wow I did espect a heart from you Chris, cheers from Australia
i dont even own a car and ive watched every chris fix video haha
mfers voice is just therapeutic at this point honestly..
Well i'm also mechanically curious and like to know things, i've never had anybody mentor me on how to repair cars.
broke is a strong word my is "runs good".
if there's one thing I respect Chris for the way he manages to get good camera angles in the hardest of places
It takes hours to setup but I always think it’s worth it!
Its one of the biggest noticeable things about his videos. Smallest details can have the biggest effects
@@LaberNater ,,He is obviously a skilful engineer to work on your vehicle. The man is so pragmatic and detailed. I think practically & theoretically,, he's unmatched.
They make those skinny worm camera's now, they can snake in any crevices
@@StrongerThanBigfoot ,, Never heard of her but with Chris Fix you need no other help.
A year ago I'd never changed my own oil. Today I completed swapping an engine. Yes, your videos are that clear and informative. Had a pretty good sized hole in the block (sorry, Arizona, for leaving a rod on the side of the road. Oops.) You're an incredible teacher. Thanks!
Lmao. Props to the master
i saw that rod on the side of the road
@@omiofenilski9264lmaoo
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@@omiofenilski9264same I am rod no. 6
You're really a patient and creative man ... Installing a transmission is actually the highest suffer for car mechanics
Especially when you dont have a lift if youre doing it as a side job etc
Not really I do it every day as my job it’s easy if you have done it for couple years I’m 26
Walk in the park for me
Job interview:
Employer: do you have any education or experience.
Me: yeah I watch Chris Fix videos
Employer: When can you start?
Sam Dawg 😂
Sam Dawg when can you star
In your dreams
Sam Dawg that’s me right there
😂🤣😂
I literally got a job today by saying this😂😂😂
People who watch to fix the car : 5%
People who watch just for fun :95%
I am one of the 5%
I'm the 95%
Iam 5% too lol
Accuracy of this comment: 100%
95%
This is why I drive automatics. Lol good work Chris. My dad and I replaced his clutch on a late 90s camaro. Took like 5 hours but we were a 33 year old with bad eyesight and a distracted 14 year old who just wanted a wataburger when we were done. Also didn't have a transmission jack. Dad was benchpressing the transmission while I shoved it forward to install. He knew what he was doing, but I lacked the skills to be of any real use. Wish I would have taken it all more seriously at that time and appreciated the time spent together. Thanks for the memories
I'm sure he appreciated the help! It's way easier with 2 people
One question and I'll not bug u , where did u learn all this and if it was at school, which one? Been dying to know the answer
The angles and editing on this video are second to none. I’m amazed at the quality and attention to detail especially with it being so short. Awesome job!
Honestly what amazes most about these videos after watching a few is how he gets the camera right where he’s explaining. It could be the smallest gap or tightest spot but he gets that camera there to show what he’s doing. Magic. Simply magic.
Thanks a lot!!!
could be using a go pro or a camera that is like a snake (can't remember correct name)
@@0Heeroyuy01 you're talking about a bore-scope :)
I watched the whole video without understanding anything about it plus I don’t have a car. He deserves my subscribe
Thanks
Dude I’m the same
I had fun doing this a few years ago for my 94 Mazda B2300. Clutch went out, and I had barely any money so I did the whole job with a few harbor freight sockets, extensions, torque wrench, and jack stands. Everything else was by hand, I had to lay the transmission on my chest and knees to get it off and on. Even used the truck's jack to lift the truck because I didn't have a proper jack at the time. Really taught me how much can be done with simple hand tools, and I haven't been scared about any other repair job since then.
Laying it on your chest just killed me 💀
I might have to do this for my 95 ranger
@@spankme251 laying on a chest sounds like it would kill a lot of people
@@wesfields9322Chest & Knees
this guy is seriously the best. tutorial vids are usually harder to make than most youtube videos because they have to be thorough and detailed while also not being concise by showing the most important parts and not simply showing a 6 hour long video. chris fix has NEVER failed to deliver. and he always goes the extra mile to lay out the parts and explain what could go wrong and what could be different with different cars.
The mark of a good video maker is the inability to click away. I didn't intend on watching a 28 minute auto repair video at 1 am but that is what happened. Good video as always Chris!
Thanks a lot!!!!
Same here.. Nice vid
4:30 a.m
3:20am lol
2:10am 😁
This guy could disassemble the Millennium Falcon and put it back together in a day.
lol, I'm sure it's not too hard ;)
We have enough Loctite for that?
Well ofc! All he needs is blinker fluid then boom, hyperspeed conversion
@@poof2380 you mean soapy water???😂😂
He's gonna need a lot of medium strength thread locker
I will likely never be able to do such complex repairs, but your videos have given me a more realistic understanding of how the components of my car,not only fit together, but how they work. At the very least, I am much more knowledgeable when talking to my mechanic. It's much harder to be taken advantage of if you have a better idea of how things work. Thank you, you are a great teacher!
this video is a great example of how much commitment pays off eventually.
I'm a beginner mechanic and car enthusiast & I'm a fairly new member to the Chris Fix channel and i can't wait to catch up on all 300 videos to expand my knowledge on cars and mechanics, great learning channel, can't wait to see this channel grow bigger than it is today and this time be a part of it and grow along with Chris.
Layton here, in South Africa.
I absolutely adore the fact that you cover all steps, even if you already did another video on it. You have the highest quality content I've ever seen. No joke.
Thanks a lot Dylan!
What you said. I have another video he did about cleaning one's engine. I'm just going to watch his videos on a loop all day long for 2019.
@@mymusings1293 I agree man. He is art.
Dylan McNutt this is facts 🙌🏼
@@Unlucky13_s thanks man.
Nobody:
Chris Fix’s blood type: Medium strength threadlocker
LOL
Thank you Chris fix for thinking this joke was funny 😂 also I'm a really big fan
LOL in the chat
5 hours, take it or leave it
KingTop Topoftheworld123 what
Chris Fix makes the absolute best videos on how to repair/replace things on cars! No one else takes the time to get the important camera shots of connectors and sensors as Chris does and that makes the biggest difference for people who don't normally work on cars.
You are the best mechanic on the internet! Thank you so very much!
I love how at the beginning of the video Chris always tries to justify why would you want to do the repair he's showing.
Yeah, like I'm actually going to REPLACE THE TRANSMISSION OF MY VEHICLE MYSELF.
I just love seeing this man work.
Some of us actually are because of this video. Save money $$$
I don't even have a car, but is so satisfying to see Chris Fix repair it.
agreed
Same
Me2
I still need to wait 5 years until I can get a license
Same
Where can we get a transmission
Your enthusiasm while fixing cars makes your videos so much more fun to watch! You also inspire a lot of confidence. Although when it comes to me, the repair usually takes 5x longer and there’s a lot less enthusiasm and a lot more swearing involved 😂
Haha
I completely agree! I had a suburban for years and replaced the tyranny twice! It was also 4wd, so a lot of words came out that my kids shouldn't hear, lol!
Oh I'm sure he's swearing. His enthusiasm only comes after the job is complete and he's sitting it is computer doing the editing and voice over.
try replacing a starter at dusk, with a mosquito infested grassland right beside you... you will curse and wiggle around like you are on fire.
@@cleaner10399 sounds sexy
Hi Chris, I have used your video now three times over three years to change clutches on different cars of mine. It is great to go back and revise things I’ve forgotten. I never would have attempted this type of task without your tuition. Your video is a complete course. Thank you.
Certainly the BEST transmission replacement video EVER. So detailed, so much room and light so we can actually see things. Thanks, Chris. Would you maybe do a similar video on a FWD car? I would like to see the difference when you don't have a drive shaft to the rear,
Wow I can't believe this well documented information is available for free.
You have to be a wizard or something no normal person could explain this so well
I can't tell what is really amazing with this video, the crazy information from Chris that I get or the precision and camera angle. It's all amazing! Thank you
Honestly this dude is amazing...like i have no words for his skill in both all things cars and how he presents it in his videos...he's the best car repair guy on youtube period no debate. Man this was dope to watch.
Do I need to fix a transmission... no; did I watch this entire video anyways... yup.
Thanks for the support
Nolan Neufeld same
Lol, same for most of us 👻👻 but it helps, so i know if my car mechanic is doing it right 😈😈
I am the warranty.
Do I even have a car? No
Don’t ask me why I just watched this whole video when my transmission is fine.
Hopefully you enjoyed it and learned something new.
I watch all of his videos and don’t have a car
@@chrisfix new vid soon?
I’m a mechanic and I still watched this whole video. It’s good to see how others accomplish the same job.
ChrisFix hey Chris I have a 2001 Ford F-350 that’s low on automatic transmission fluid I bought some Valvaline Mercon but I don’t know what brand of fluid is inside. Do you know if adding a different brand of fluid would hurt the transmission?
Thank you
The amount of work you put into your videos is obvious. Always well edited, no BS and makes it easy to understand. My manual transmission is much simpler on a 50yr old 4 speed so I don't have all the sensors to disconnect. I've also been told I don't have to drain any trans fluid. Taking the headers off of this car is gong to be a b*tch and I'm hoping I won't have to do it.
Thanks for your excellent presentation.
Just bought my new project mustang, same generation and I have to replace the Transmission and Intake Manifold, and then I realized ChrisFix has both of these replacement guides. Insanely happy I chose the mustang as my project car. These guides are insanely informative and they are going to help me alot with this car. Chris your the absolute goat
Hey Chris, it’s Chris. I’ve never worked on cars nor do I plan on it, however I watch every single one of your videos and here’s why. It gives me knowledge of automobiles I ordinarily would not have. I then take that knowledge to the mechanics shop and I’m able to have conversations about my vehicle where I seem like I know what I’m talking about preventing me from being taken advantage of! Thank you for this! Just wanted to chime in and let you know that there is a tremendous amount of value in what you do even when some of your audience will never work on cars. Thanks buddy!
really?how blatant can you be with putting out phony comments?
@@Kevin-wy8kc doubt its phony. Even those that work on cars a bit will have more knowledge. I dont plan on taking out a fuckin tranny but hey i got some info on it.
Hey Chris talking to Chris. It’s Chris!
It’s always good to have knowledge on everything. Just wanted to have three chris’s in this conversation 😂
Hey Chris... Totally agree with you.. the same here too! =P
Awesome! I am glad the videos help even if you arent physically doing most of the work yourself!
I think your video on how to install a turbo will be insane
Me: instructions unclear destroyed turbo inlet
No he should put a supercharger on his mustang if he's gonna boost it. But he won't do that because he got a sport intake manifold on his mustang.
@@geometryjosh21 He could remove the sport intake. Since the power gain of a blower would blow the sport intake out of the water.
Supercharger for this car, turbo for the Del Sol!
Nah a supercharger or procharger mate
Great idea of getting a transmission jack. I took out a duel range hydromatic transmission from my 1955 Cadillac with a floor jack with a small piece of plywood and the transmission sure enough rolled off and pined me and a helper under the car. Those old transmissions are like an anchor for the passenger ship the Queen Mary.
His organization and clear tone makes these videos that much more worth it. I hope he’s living a happy life I think his videos absolutely amaze every single person that watches it, subscribed or not.
Every mechanic in the world: "You don't want to replace your transmission. It's a lost cause, and it is far too much work."
Chris Fix: "Follow these simple steps to remove your transmission. I'll hold a camera while I do it all by myself."
The magic of editing.
Manual transmissions are easy to maintain. Autos are completely different.
My ex is a mechanic specialized in transmission. Had him watch this video and he said if people actually had patience and took time to do homework on their car like Chris does he be out of work.😂 I been using your videos to help me out save $ . Then I just go boost my work to my ex when I have him check it out just for reassurance . Ladies you need help keep watching Chris!
@@NancyAOrta, It's good you and your ex still have a good relationship. I'm glad for you.
@@NancyAOrta In other words, he may be an ex-boyfriend, but not an ex-friend! Well, that's.....good!
Very informative. Never have I ever imagined I would see a transmission replaced in less than 30 minutes...
Grant Tanner one word, editing. Chris is awesome yes but seriously, unless you have a couple friends 30 minutes is very impressive for one guy
@@jdogmcnasty1980 you could probably remove a transmission in 30 min on your own
Darren corbit, I totally agree. It's not uncommon for people to be capable to remove a transmission in 30 minutes. Putting it back in is a different story though.
@@jdogmcnasty1980 the editing, yes. But still fun to watch him squeeze the whole process into less than 30 minutes (even when done by the power of editing)
Grant Tanner well it obviously took longer
Saw this video and went out and bought this transmission jack and I must say, that was the fastest transmission change I’ve ever done. Good info and tips yu gave on this one 2000 mustang is what I WAS working on.
Just came across this video and fit to say, you do a "stellar" job outlining, explaining & performing the steps required to do this specific task, 5 stars and a big 👍 's up! I have yet to look at other videos but my son and I are removing the engine from his 2011 Mazdaspeed gen2 as we believe his #3 ring has failed, compression tested 155, the rest were 180. We've completely removed the front of the car and unattached/ disassembled everything we even think might be in the way of a clean lift and removal but have paused at removing the trans axles & clutch. We believe the clutch can be removed from the 5 bolts on the top where the manual clutch shifter mechanism enters the transmission. Then the 2 nuts on each end of the axles for removal. I've noted these steps to frame up where we're at with this task in hopes that you or one of your subscribers could comment, let us know if we're on track, what to keep an eye on or tell us, hold up do this instead... finding videos and good quality ones hasn't been productive. Thanks for your input in advance and again awesome video looking forward to others! Oh forgot to mention we've not yet drained the trans fluid but it's on the list. (Chris - New Brunswick, Canada)
I'm so impressed at how you always get excelent camera angle!
Thanks a lot! It's really tough and it takes a while to get shots sometimes, but I always think it's worth it!
It took hard work, dedication, and soapy wooder.
ChrisFix it really is, it’s that type of quality that makes me watch your vids apposed to other mechanics. Gives me the best breakdown for what I should be looking for
That was one of the first things I noticed about this video lighting it perfect the angles are great. I can’t even imagine how long it would take me to do that and he replaced a whole ass transmission while doing it. That’s talent right there.
Thats what I love about chrisfix
chrisfix: how to replace transmission
me: dosent know how to change tires
I think I got the part about disconnecting the negative terminal.
How to increase your hrspwrs
@@davidchang8428 😂😂😂
Watch ChrisFix for 5 more years.
You will get to know how to make your own car so that you don't get ripped of by car companies and save a ton of money.
@Heroic I'm sure Chris has a video on that too haha
Thanks for the awesome video, Chris! I just stumbled across one of your videos 2 days ago, looking for another video of how to add a kill switch to my vehicle. I always wanted to be a certified mechanic and I think I may finally pursue that dream! Thank you, Chris, I look forward to watching lots more!
I never have and probably never will work on a transmission, but darn it I'm going to watch every second of this video
Finally a good transmission drop video with good angles
I'll probably never do this....still enjoy the video immensely.
haha. thats the power of good content.
I’m sayin like I got a bumper to bumper 100k warranty and I’ll get rid of the car before that and I still find this interesting
@@LivDoesItDiy thats totally right
I'm always very thankful to see a Chrisfix video for what I need to fix! Everything is always thoroughly and clearly explained in a way that is efficient and uplifting. Thank you for all your videos and hard work!
What a relief.. it only takes half an hour to change out the transmission! 👍😎👍
Extremely comprehensive video, well done as always. If I was a high school or even college automotive shop teacher I would show this video as a how to guide before any practical work was done. Thanks.
2018: How to spray paint your engine bay
2019: How to remove your transmission
2020: How to build your own 8 second dragster from scratch
2021: How to replace a broken turbine on a Boeing 747
You're killing it with that evolvement chris✌🏻😂
Best comment so far.
2022 : how to open your own car factory
2023: How to replace your electric car battery pack
@@Tonyx.yt. already did it on a Prius
2025: How to rebuild the hyperdrive coils in your spaceship
You should have a TV channel mate ,I don't think I have ever seen such good mechanic videos and I watch a lot ,good luck to you and keep doing a first class job!
The transitions for the transmission's replacement is oh, SO smooth.
Chris makes me feel like I could do this kinda stuff. Meanwhile I still haven't gathered the nerve to do an oil change.
Me too😭
Same 😂 he makes it seem so easy
Hey, start small. I never changed the oil myself before this summer and now I’ve done spark plugs, transmission fluid/filter, complete brake jobs, and others. I’ve already saved thousands of dollars because Christfix showed me how simple it was to do some car repairs. He’s good for seeing how to generally do something, and then refer to Haynes and KRplus videos on your own car.
@@XxJaguar22 how do you know when you have a problem with your vehicle and know when or how to change it?
@@budweiserjackdaniels6664 That's a hard question. I knew that my dad didn't take care of my car except he did faithfully change the oil. It had 140,000 miles, so I knew that it was due for multiple routine things. Check engine lights are also helpful because the car knows something is wrong and it is telling you. I bought a code reader for $70 and it was the best investment I've made. You can fix the vast majority of check engine lights for less than $100 and it would've cost that much for a mechanic to tell you what the problem is and not fix it.
First youtube video to watch in 2019
Rashad Nosseir12 same
same xd
Same
It says that this video is 31.12.2018 and I live in Europe.
I watched this video as the first one in 2019 aswell
if someone where do make a video about the most important videos on youtube this would certainly be one them. very straight forward but explained very well and didn’t just remove the trans but showed us how to re-attach everything properly with very nice camera angles.
One of the best how to videos I have watched on KRplus, thanks your instructions are easy to understand and all the quick tips really are nice.
Next on ChrisFix :
How to assemble an entire car from parts at the junkyard.
Stay tuned!
road kills back
no
then the world will never no
Does it cost less than $100 - 300
It is only $5
@@ucy_jvp27n6wsatjmhwasdmg5 Well junkyards do have cheap cars and parts but you have to get lucky. Your price range? Not that lucky.
I’ve learned 99% of what I know about working in cars from you. Thanks Chris!
Awesome!
Me too!
Superb photography,
showing all the tough-to-reach places
Impressive safety,
and organized steps!
Another perfect instructional video Chris! Always try it yourself, you have nothing to lose, whatever you're attempting to fix, it's broken anyway. As Chris mentioned, you have the satisfaction of doing your own repairs, and you saved a ton of money, and, you have new tools for later! Pretty much all of this is simple to do, just break it down into sub-categories. I took my 2010 M35-X to the Infiniti dealer, (slipping in 4th gear), they said I needed a new transmission installed for $8700! Right! Picked up a code reader, threw two codes, transmission control module was bad. Drained & dropped the pan and the C-module, checked the module circuit board...guess what, one of the flat line circuits was cracked! Cleaned and soldered a wire across, reinstalled, etcetera, work's perfect to this day, only cost me about $100 bucks with gasket and new synthetic transmission oil...got-a love it!
Hmm, it can always get more broken though, there's always something to lose
I know this is 2 years old, but I gotta say, all your videos and your energy is phenomenal. You make things so accesible and easy for your average DIY-er. Mad respect for all you’ve done!
Chris fix will forever be the reason I felt confident enough to jump into engineering
And his organization and attention to detail is amazing
now ur comment is 2 yo old :)
Normally don't leave a comment but this video took a lot to make, so I'll show as much support as I can here
Thanks a lot man! Much appreciated!
This content and the attention to detail is incomparable. I've checked out a lot of videos and nothing comes near to this. I've got a qashqai so this may not be exactly how its done but its definitely useful.
Man, this is very good to know there always a right tool for the right job. I hope all mechanic know this especially at my country.
This is the perfect way to end 2018 and start 2019 with a ChrisFix video!! Can’t ask for more 😎
Thanks for the support!
Same
ChrisFix no thank you and this is not just from me but from everyone who has seen your videos to help us fix our vehicles. Happy New Years Chris and to your Family and well let’s see what new projects will come this 2019.🎆🎊🎈
exactly... and since it looks like we're steppin' it up, why not a complete engine overhaul for 2019 😃
@@chrisfix I thought you would heart my comment. But I guess not.
True fans watch this even on NYE
Thanks for the support!
@@chrisfix hey, whats your new year resolution?
It's jan1 for me. My time zone is GMT+8
@@lillpit09 always that one person...
GUESS IM A REAL FAN THEN
Man, aporaciate your informative explanation of the general principles of the mechanism. Solute to you from a van owner.
this dud is so thorough in explanation, has great production skills, and doesnt skip over showing steps when recording. keep up the good videos
*Chris Fix hears a rattle*
Chris Fix: I have a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for things like you. I will look for you, I will find you, and I will fix you....
Haha pretty much!
What career? This guy hasn't worked a day in the industry, not saying he's no good, just saying that your comment makes no sense.
@@Senkino5o it was a movie reference from “Taken” with Liam Neeson. You missed the joke. 😉
@@Senkino5o r/whooosh
@@chrisfix Me thinking of an easy fix: oil change
Chris thinking of an easy fix: changing the transmission
Btw I love the vids man, awesome job
Who else warches his videos even when you dont need to fix your vehicle but because he is very entertaining
Hopefully you learn a lot too!
Mr. Nubhead I too warch videos depsite my car being okay.
I'm a mechanic for the AF.. and I even be watching your videos.. very Informative
Fabulous. This should played in Auto Shop classes everywhere! One thing to read the manual but quite another to see it actually being done.
Can we talk about 19:50?! I literally take breaks after doing something like that other wise I get way too frustrated. He put a camera inside! Meaning possible trial round, mistake round if it wasn’t recording, the actual video you see inside, the video you see outside, and possible another so he can fully master it. If y’all don’t appreciate how hard it was for those 10 second of footage
I installed and removed the transmission 4 times lol. That scene took me the whole day to film the inside shots and outside shots.
Carl, if you follow him on Instagram you'd see the different challenges he went through to get this video done. Anyone else might have thrown in the towel but he kept on grinding! He's living proof not all heroes wear capes. I love me some ChrisFix! 😊❤
That's why your videos are a real pleasure to watch. Well explained all the way
This is a way underrated comment
Now someone please put Interstellar docking music on it :)
Chris, you should be teaching video making and editing videos. Yours are some of the best on KRplus.
Must take forever with the change in camera angles. I know he probably uses a few but it still takes time.
Thanks a lot! YEa it takes foreverrrrr but so worth it because each video is the best for its specific topic and can be used for years to come by millions of people! Most people wouldnt spend 300hrs on a video for KRplus haha.
I'll need about a week, to make sure the each part is done one by one. You make things look so easy!
These are the best camera angles I have ever seen for car disassembly.
Hey ChrisFix I just wanted to say thank you, sincerely. My 00' Mustang sat for almost 2 months in my friends driveway (My first car and I really have affection for it haha) after we saw your video on how to replace a transmission we decided we would give it a try. None of us (three people counting) has ever done such thing, the most we have done is change a motor oil, but thanks to this video and the sequel of "How to replace a clutch" we were able to fix my car this sunday January 20th, after 10 hours of hardwork, blood and sweat we replaced the clutch, pilot bearing, throw out bearing and fork. So for any of you wanting to attempt to fix anything on your car, ChrisFix's videos are the way to go they are so detailed that is impossible not to do what it says. Thanks for all the effort you put on your videos ChrisFix it was really helpfull!
Ps: We would've finished in less than ten hours if it wasn't that cold that day 22° haha.
Awesome work and glad to hear it!
@@chrisfix Thanks, you are the best!
How's the car running now?
@@Duvall9042343 clutch still smooth like butter!
@@dfq101 Great job, glad to know.
“Since I have the transmission out, might as well replace the entire car.”
Been there done that!
You are an excellent teacher. Keep up the great work Chris!
I am impressed with the ability, knowledge, techniques and sequence that you utlize to show how to replace a transmission. None should have problems replacing a transmission even if it is his first time. Wao.
Best thing to watch in 2019 morning
Lol mechanic shops have to hate this guy.
lol
Lmao
I was saying the same 😂
Not at all. Nobody in their right mind is going to do this in their driveway.
mac daddy he did
Great camera angles on even the crammest of crammed spaces.
It's only from your videos that I finally learned to fix up my ride on my own, most other videos just left me confused on some steps and gave up in the end.
Thanks and that’s awesome! I’m glad the video is helpful!
That inside view was crazy bro I love and appreciate your videos. I’ve been subscribed for about 7 years now and have learned so much from you.
Thanks for the ongoing support!
First thing I'm doing in 2019 is watching this whole video. :D
802 Garage me 2
Lol same
Same
Same
Why hewo there, guess im not alone then
it's amazing how rusty exhausts can get in such a short period of time
Thats nothing. I used to have a 2011 dodge journey. That exhaust was looking like that the day I got it out the dealer..
Thats looks like his Old exhaust
the new one was stainless steel no?
@@Wootsand might be a bunch of caked on dirt. I thought it was stainless too
@@benjaminschmied7998 he is better than you by fixing cars dont tell that is nothing
you are a lifesaver. just the fact that you’re doing it on the old mustang, i have one too, is perfect!
I pray god continues to bless you my guy.. for real. You have quality videos, very informative and you inspire me to want to fix cars. I watched your videos on spark plugs and successfully changed them with all the tools needed and now i have a passion to learn more about fixing cars along with a boost of confidence. Continue doing your thing my guy🤙🏾
@chrisfix
Why the hell am I watching Chris remove his transmission at 2 am in the morning? Lol
Omar Delawer that’s exactly what I’m doing now too lol
Think of it as a ChrisFix bedtime story lol
ChrisFix That’s a good way to put it 😂
Broooo same
me too🤣
Chrisfix family where you at?! Happy new year!
Brando Da Bikestar hell yea
Second
Never had exhaust nuts n bolts in that good shape , pipes too !
Ray Sno He installed a new exhaust system a little while ago
Congrats on being first
I’m halfway through this job! Thanks for the confidence!
Dude you are incredible. I have 2008 automatic V6 mustang. Feeling a little pulling in my transmission and some slow accelerations. Was dreading possible mechanic replacement. This video gives me hope to get a decent rebuild and do it myself. Thanks
Never put your shaft in dry 😎
Joshua Bowen Hahahahaha
I thought about the same thing.
😂
😂
but forreal...hope there was grease on that input shaft!
5:17
That is the most beautiful transition I've ever seen.
yeah that surprised me
Yeah
ur damm right !
That transition was so smooth, i didnt even notice
And 7:03
I have no interest in replacing a transmission but I can't stop watching your videos, Chris. They are just so well done.
Chris thank you for this video and your clutch install video. I was able to change out my clutch, flywheel, etc thanks to this video on my 97 mustang gt. Thank you!
I want a “behind the scenes video”. I feel like that would be interesting
Yeaa
I support this!
yes we need one
Y’all are greedy!
This channel has come such a long way. The videos never get old
Thanks a lot!
SO awesome how clear this video is! No BS chit chat and He follows a check list! My kind of video! Helps a person memorize the steps just by his positivity and precise steps! I am Gonna have to subscribe! This is the first time I have seen a Chris Fix video! Love it!
Thanks a lot!