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Corona T190 (1992-1997)

Removal the gearbox C50 and C52 [Toyota Corona T190]

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Removal and installation of gearbox C50 and C52: 1 - air filter, 2 - clutch hydraulic tube bracket, 3 - holder, 4 - cotter pin, 5 - washer, 6 - control cable, 7 - left engine mount bracket, 8 - left engine mount, 9 - battery, 10 - gearbox housing protective cover, 11 - clutch slave cylinder, 12 - starter




Removal and installation of gearbox C50 and C52 (continuation): 1 - right drive shaft, 2 - rear engine mount bracket, 3 - left drive shaft, 4 - rear engine mount, 5 - engine protection cover (left side), 6 - engine mount central support beam protection, 7 - engine mount central support beam, 8 - air conditioner tube, 9 - engine protection casing (right side), 10 - exhaust pipe, 11 - bracket, 12 - front engine support bracket, 13 - front engine support




When removing and installing the gearbox, refer to the figure "Removing and installing the gearbox".

1. Disconnect the negative battery terminal.

2. Disconnect the positive terminal, remove the battery and fuse box #2.

3. Remove the air filter.

4. Disconnect the reversing light switch connector.



6. Remove the pipe clamp and clutch slave cylinder.

Note: Do not disconnect the clutch hydraulic line.

  • a) Unscrew the two bolts and remove the clutch slave cylinder.
  • b) Remove the clutch hydraulic tube clamp.

7. Disconnect the control cables:
  • a) Remove the cotter pins and washers.
  • b) Remove the holders from the cables.
  • c) Disconnect the control cables from the gearbox housing.

8. Disconnect the speed sensor connector.



9. Unscrew the upper starter mounting bolt. Unscrew the two upper gearbox mounting bolts.





10. Jack up the car, place it on stands and remove the front wheels.

11. Remove the engine protection cover.

12. Drain the oil from the gearbox.

13. Remove the exhaust pipe.
  • a) Disconnect the oxygen sensor connector.
  • b) Unscrew the two bolts securing the inlet pipe.
  • c) Unscrew the four bolts, nuts and remove the exhaust pipe.

14. Remove the drive shafts.

15. Remove the engine mount center support beam
  • a) Jack up the gearbox and engine.

Note: Place a block of wood between the jack and the engine.

  • b) Unscrew the two bolts and remove the engine mount central support beam guard.
  • a) Remove two plugs and unscrew three bolts.


  • d) Remove the plug and unscrew the rear engine support bolt.
  • d) Loosen the bolt and disconnect the air conditioner pipe clamp.
  • e) Unscrew the four bolts and remove the engine mount center support beam.

16. Unscrew the five bolts and remove the bracket.





17, Remove the starter.
  • a) Disconnect the connector and wire from the starter.
  • b) Unscrew the lower mounting bolt and remove the starter.



18. Disconnect the rear engine mount.
  • a) Unscrew the rear support bolt.
  • b) Remove the two plugs, unscrew the nuts and bolt.



19. Disconnect the left engine mount.
  • a) Remove the left engine mount bracket.
  • b) Unscrew the two bolts, nuts and disconnect the left engine support.



20. Remove the rear engine mount bracket. Lower the left side of the engine and remove the three bracket bolts.





21. Remove the gearbox.
  • a) Loosen the gearbox mounting bolts.
  • b) Remove the gearbox from the engine.

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