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well for an automatic trans there isn't much to it. apart from lining up the transmission and engine and bolting them together there is just oil cooler lines that need to be routed to the oil rad. and the speed sensor near the output end of the tranny needs to be hooked up. Dip stick needs to be attached and secured to bolt between engine and tranny. Tran needs to be filled with oil ran and filled again.
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