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Mine went 20 miles, night time, headlights on. Transmission went into limp mode but I made it to work.
Then I got the pleasure of replacing the broken lower alternator bolt.
What you are calling the pan is really the valve module. The pan is not separate and is not a lot of fun to remove and replace. If you have watched the video on Helicools Helipad on YouTube of his transmission service , you will see that his drain plug is just a fine threaded bolt with a copper...
Make sure the PTO ground wire is attached to one of the bolts on the PTO solenoid cover.
It was the only place I could attach the ground that would work. Colt had the same problem when he installed his winch. The entire PTO is metal, so don't ask me why?
You should be able to hear the PTO/pump...
Known in the trade as a cat's eye. Power failure or low voltage to the transmission.
There are two circuits, constant power and keyed power. You will find an issue most likely in the constant power circuit.
Or a failed TCU, but not as likely as a battery or wiring problem.
I do not quite understand what the issue is.
Have you watched this video?
If there is another picture you need or something I have not explained well, send me a message and I will see if I can help sort it out.
The lift cylinder and the brackets need no modification.
Not true, if you are not providing a commercial service you have a commercial vehicle for private use, no DOT number required. Find a better licensing agent. I was told the same thing, went to an agent with more commercial experience and no problems. Washington does call anything over 16000 a...
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