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I was able to tap in an easy out without actually having to "screw" it in. Once it was snug, I twisted and pulled. Tube came right out. if only I had known that would be the easiest repair.. since then, a new flywheel, throwout bearing, clutch, rear main seal and oil pan seal. I sent it to the...

Definitely not enough to get a hold of. It's flush.

Yes. I meant TJ. My autocorrect doesn't like my jeep I think. Any idea on how to get the leftover tube out of the block? I've only found one decent video on the TJ oil pan removal.. and the dropped/cut the exhaust and took off the starter.

2000 CJ sport. How do I get the small part that is still in the block out? Is dropping the oil pan the best method and will the exhaust have to be dropped as well? I am very new to jeeps. Also does anyone have a good idea on how to plug the hole for the time being to get it home?