The Grizz is alive...lots of pics......
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I'd be willing to have this shipped out for you.
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/pts/610675047.html
Although you would need to do a top-swap on it to get the 94-95 M62 on it.
There are TONS of s1 L67'* around here at the yards also. Shipping should be around $500
http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/pts/610675047.html
Although you would need to do a top-swap on it to get the 94-95 M62 on it.
There are TONS of s1 L67'* around here at the yards also. Shipping should be around $500
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Here are all the pieces I retrieved from the trani pan.
I'm sure it'* not a seal. It'* hard plastic. A circular donut shape about 3/32" thick.
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Paul, I've checked all the diagrams in my fsm and the only thing thing I can see that could possibly be it is the lip on the filter seal..
You don't mention how big in diameter your parts are, but I'm sure nothing anywhere near that size would have gone through the filter.
curious :?
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In the Pic above are the Thrust washers that come in a 4T60-E rebuild kit... If you find those in the pan its bad news...
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In the Pic above are the Thrust washers that come in a 4T60-E rebuild kit... If you find those in the pan its bad news...
How would pieces of those get through the filter? Or can they drop down from inside without going through the filter? I didn't pay too much attention when I had my pan off.
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
There, the SC is rebuilt and ready for renewed action.
Victor dropped the trani pan this morning......and got a face full of oil
He knows what it tastes like now.
There was a hint of colour in it but it look like it hadn't been changed in a while.
And look what was in the pan. What is that thin circular plastic piece from.
I found 3 more pieces inside the filter.
Victor dropped the trani pan this morning......and got a face full of oil
He knows what it tastes like now. There was a hint of colour in it but it look like it hadn't been changed in a while.
And look what was in the pan. What is that thin circular plastic piece from.
I found 3 more pieces inside the filter.
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The pieces had dropped into the pan and some were sucked into the inlet (outside) screen of the filter.
Oh well. :? It may not be long for this world but it will still work for the next year until Victor saves up enough to pay another $2,500. for a trani rebuild.
It will give Victor some incentive to take it easy on the new engine when it is done.
He doesn't want to be without it for another couple of months.
Oh well. :? It may not be long for this world but it will still work for the next year until Victor saves up enough to pay another $2,500. for a trani rebuild.
It will give Victor some incentive to take it easy on the new engine when it is done.
He doesn't want to be without it for another couple of months.
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If it makes you feel any better, my dad and I found bits of thrust washers in his tranny pan on an old 89 Bonne, and that tranny ran for around 2 more years..didnt run perfect but it ran. Might not be the end of the world but i would keep a rebuild in the back of my mind...
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I found the same thing in mine 3 years ago... Not that may pieces tho... I am slowly gaining more and more trans slip tho
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