Kent Moore Transmission Lift Plate Fixture Dt-47811-a on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, US
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Application - Malibu, XTS
During R & R of a transaxle, once the transaxle is disconnected from the vehicle and is still on the trans jack, DT-47811-A Lift Bracket attaches to 4 mounting holes in the transaxle case and allows it to be easily and safely lifted off the jack with a floor crane or chainfall. The DT-47811-A is then attached to the replacement transaxle for its safe lifting onto the trans jack for reinstallation of the transaxle in the vehicle.
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