Removing a Jeep Wrangler JK Transmission 2012-2018 - NAG 1 (W5A580)

Thanks! Share it with your friends!

You disliked this video. Thanks for the feedback!


Added by MiAmigo
3 Views
This video shows you the step by step process on removing a Jeep Wrangler JK 3.6L transmission. We are removing a 5-Speed W5A580 automatic transmission from a 2016 Jeep Wrangler JK in this video. The transmission type which is applicable for this video is the NAG 1, W5A580 or WA580. These are the 722.6 transmissions.

We chose the option of removing the transmission with the transfer case attached as one unit.

How to remove the factory rear driveshaft is also shown in detailed steps on this video. This is a link to a detailed video on our channel on how to remove your factory (OEM) front driveshaft on a Jeep Wrangler JK.
https://youtu.be/YQFB9UN88EU?si=sp2o6pteZySYyVTP

In this video, we removed an aftermarket (Adams driveshaft).

High level steps we used to remove the transmission (see video):
1) Secure the Jeep on level ground so it did not move
2) Remove the Rear Drive Shaft (some may only want to remove the transfer case end)
3) Remove the T-Case Skid Plate, Cross brace (not Crossmember at this time)
4) Remove the front drive shaft
5) Start the process of removing the exhaust cross over
6) Remove the crossmember (Support Transfer Case Side)
7) Finish the removal of the exhaust cross over
8) DISCONNECT BATTERY
9) Start disconnecting electrical connectors, hoses & linkages (lowering T-case end helps)
10) Remove all connections both side of transmission (including dip stick)
11)Only remove top 2 bolts and bolt at 2pm position (fuel bracket passenger side end)
12) Reposition transmission jack to center (balance point near pan)
13) Raise transmission slightly to level - remove bellhousing bolts - leave at least 2 (safety step)
14) Remove starter & torque converter bolts
15) Remove final bolts on bellhousing
16) Check area and back away & lower transmission

We do not suggest you do this at home. It is strongly suggested you use a professional service provider to remove your transmission. There are many risks including personal injury or damage to your vehicle and transmission. This video is for informational purposes only.

SAFETY HIGHLIGHTS:
You can be badly injured working on or around a motor vehicle.
Please use caution and understand the risks when working on your vehicle. Use a professional service technician to avoid risks to your vehicle. Always wear safety glasses. Ensure the engine is off and cool before working on it. YOU MUST DISCONNECT THE BATTERY WHEN PERFORMING THIS WORK which is shown in this video. Be aware of any electrical hazards. PLEASE USE A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE TECHNICIAN to perform maintenance on your engine.

For transmission work, a transmission jack with a safety chain or strap is required. When working in your home garage, ensure vehicle is on a level ground, secured (not able to move) and proper jack stands are used to provide adequate clearance.

Subscribe to our Channel for more Jeep modifications and maintenance tips. #jeep #offroad #transmission #jeepwrangler

The DIY projects presented in this YouTube channel are intended for informational purposes only. By following any of the instructions or suggestions provided, you agree that you do so at your own risk. The creator(s) of this channel shall not be held liable for any damage or injury caused by the use of any of the tools, materials, techniques, or products demonstrated in the videos. It is the responsibility of the viewer to use appropriate safety equipment and precautions when attempting any DIY project. Always consult a professional before attempting any DIY project that may involve risk of damage or injury.

Thank you,
@JohnsJeepGarage ​
Category
722.6
Tags
NAG 1, Mercedes transmission, W5A580
Commenting disabled.