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Ok is this little yellow tube the vent tube? if so, how would I check it and clean it? Does it come off?
Also wondering if it is supposed to only be 3 inches long.
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Thank you. I called two trans shops yesterday and both told me it was because it got too hot and it wasn't another problem. I'm going to print this list and get this checked out.
Still hoping someone can chime in with an aftermarket option for me. The local salvage guys are pretty bad around here. The GM part number returns nothing 14026804.
Well it is a M1009 with stock gears. Which is almost like being in high range.
I spoke to a transmission specialist today and he said its because it got hot. He said the TH400 is infamous for it. I asked him twice if its a possible sign of a deeper issue and he said no, its just too hot.
yeah I know but the axels I had my hands on are looking like they won't be a cost effective acquisition. So who knows how long it'll take me to find the next set!
I went on a nice little 4x4 trip yesterday and while I was on a semi steep incline in a pretty precarious position about .5-1 quart of trans fluid barfed out of the dipstick tube. Please weigh in on this and let me know what you think would cause this.
Well I think I'm calling it by the correct name but its the long bar that goes between the tires. This pic isn't my truck but the red part is the part I bent.
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