Yeah, and I can always count on you to help out too................does anyone else hear crickets? LolOriginally Posted by Bio248
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07-02-2014
Yeah, and I can always count on you to help out too................does anyone else hear crickets? Lol
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07-02-2014
i've helped out locals in the past, it really depends on the time frame. i don't really designate a lot of time to be open anymore. if you plan for enough ahead and don't expect me to do the work for you (i'm a helper) then i could probably swing something.
i don't think i have a solidly free weekend for the next couple months. life is busy when everyone is getting married, having kids, and you've got a kid of your own.
07-02-2014
I'm only givin ya **** bc you said you wouldnt help. And I hear ya, got 5 of my own, lol.
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Last edited by SilverBulletWI; 07-02-2014 at 10:19 PM.
07-04-2014
Transmission finally out thanks to Billboost write up and some help from my father in law.
07-04-2014
getting things done. nice.
07-04-2014
Yeah, tooled on it till 1am after work last night. Dad in law is over for the 4th so i snagged his help. Hardened 4th and shift kit should be here in next couple days, so i'll get that in and then drop everything in. Then it will take a few months to remember how the hell to rewire and hook up everything....lol
07-04-2014
you have someone to tune the pcm? or have you shipped that out to be done yet?
07-04-2014
Got a few leads on some possible local guys but nothing solid yet. Been crazy busy at work w/4th of July festivities and Summerfest going on so I've been slow moving on it. I hope to make headway tomorrow on the new engine. Change out oil pan/gasket. Drain trans, open up side cover and remove 4th gear, photograph/diagram top end and then start tear down of top end for LIM gaskets....yeah, full day.
07-05-2014
Early morning start. Got the oil pan off. Best news so far...no spun bearings. Glad i dont have to relive that nightmare again.
07-05-2014
W/the newer felpro oil pan gaskets, do I need to rtv the gasket or leave it alone?
07-05-2014
i'd do a thin smear of rtv on both sides. pan and block. then set the gasket on the pan.
07-05-2014
New oil pan!
07-05-2014
man you got toys on the wall over there, F that oil pan lol
are those go carts? or down hill racers? i dont see pedals on the one.
07-05-2014
Just a "Razor Drifter". Bought at menards a couple of xmas' ago for da boys. They can whip 180's on it pretty good. Little electric motor w/ hand controls....
So on the trans on the new engine, the lines look like they are thread in, not clip in. Issue is, my trans cooler lines in my vehicle are clip in....help....
07-05-2014
Most of you will know what i'm talking about, but for refrence...
07-05-2014
you can change the lines.
not sure if you can swap the fittings on the trannys tho, that would be the easy thing if its possible.
07-05-2014
Couldn't you reuse the stock lines from the other motor?
Originally Posted by theaceofspades
07-05-2014
they maybe cut off from when it was ripped out of the other car, but if they are whole, use them. they should fit the rad.
rad side is a clip then the line pulls out. same as your trannys new lines.
07-05-2014
They are cut, like every other dang thing on this engine. So i have to flip my old trans over and see if i can pull the old connections out and insert those into the new trans......? I'm hoping that will work.
07-05-2014
if they wont swap over you need the lines for the new tranny. junk yard trip time maybe.
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