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Got it out of the truck today. Those bolts on top kinda suck. I’ll keep y’all posted what I find.
Also is there suppose to be any fluid in the adapter thing between the transmission and tc?
Any thoughts on putting a 2225 in there? Will it bolt right up and my current drive shafts work? Also how hard is it to hook up cooling loop from engine. And will my current shifting lever work? Found one that is supposedly new on Market P for $800.
Almost have my old one out. Just tuff...
Any idea what part would be worn out? Not sure what the carrier shaft bearings look like. Just trying to get a sense of where to focus my attention when I open it up and what stuff might cost.
Looking up the detent plunger hole the sector shaft teeth looked fine. But I’m sure there is others things in there causing it to over come that mechanism. But I have no idea the inner workings of it.
So I took a trip with my 1152A1 today and the transfer case all the sudden falls into N this has never happened before. I was traveling around 65-70 mph and started to climb a hill on the highway and the transfer case went into N. I was able to get it home but I had to put my hand on the lever...
So lately the temperature has been dropping into the 20’s at night and 40’s during the day. So the truck sits a few days typically before I start it.
On start up it fires right up but blows white smoke that smells like diesel. When I say it smokes it fills my front yard with smoke. It runs a...
My truck is still loud haha but definitely a lot less. Keeps the kids quiet in the back or at least I can’t hear them.
Without taking the body off the frame there is only so much you can do.
So the carpet is called underfelt. It’s also called 4 way stretch. It is not to bad to work with. They use it a lot in camper van stuff. It is glued down. I used 3m spray glue. Spray the surface then spray the carpet and stick them together...
Also for the tunnel I used 3/4 plywood wrapped it and glued down the 4 way stretch carpet. The hole piece is held down with bolts into nutserts and the top of the bolt is capped off to give it a nice finish.
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