Don't be bringing your hippie logic into this...
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Don't be bringing your hippie logic into this...
I hate hippies! all they do is smoke pot and smell bad!
something about that picture has always struck me as "not quite right"
dude looks more like a tweaking hog farmer than a hippie.
Nightsticks don't discriminate.
Is installing an auto trans pretty straight forwards or are there some special tools you need to do the job?
ratchet strapQuote:
Originally Posted by Sparling
Floor jack and some basic sockets, you should be able to do it. On my 1996 Bronco, I had to take part of the exhaust off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparling
Recruit friends, Dropping and even more so installing a transmission is a PITA by yourself.
I have a HF transmission jack, most of the time it seems to complicate things but your welcome to it.
Anybody know if a 2wd E4OD will work in a 4WD set up? I'm assuming I can just change my pan over and be good.
what will the transfer case bolt to?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparling
no
Lots of duct tape?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eckert
New question. From what I've read a 95 E4OD won't work in my truck unless I rewired a connector or switch out the solenoid pack. How hard is it to switch the solenoid pack? I found an E4OD from a 95 but I want to make sure I can make it work before I buy it.
Fmrvb Ftw!
Would that work on a fully electronic trans? and if so, how hard would it be to put in?Quote:
Originally Posted by DRAGOONRANCH
Actually, I don't know that there is one for that transmission. I will keep looking though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparling
Unless it's a 'shift by wire', it shouldn't be a hard install at all.