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Since the engine seized, I can't rotate the flexplate to unbolt…

Since the engine seized, I can't rotate the flexplate to unbolt the torque converter, and I don't want to risk any damage to the recently-rebuilt trans, so they're coming out together.

The 4 holes between each pair of ribs on the face of the alternator indicate it's a 95A version.
Since the engine seized, I can't rotate the flexplate to unbolt the torque converter, and I don't want to risk any damage to the recently-rebuilt trans, so they're coming out together. The 4 holes between each pair of ribs on the face of the alternator indicate it's a 95A version.Original file
Since the engine seized, I can't rotate the flexplate to unbolt the torque converter, and I don't want to risk any damage to the recently-rebuilt trans, so they're coming out together.

The 4 holes between each pair of ribs on the face of the alternator indicate it's a 95A version.

Since the engine seized, I can't rotate the flexplate to unbolt the torque converter, and I don't want to risk any damage to the recently-rebuilt trans, so they're coming out together.

The 4 holes between each pair of ribs on the face of the alternator indicate it's a 95A version.

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