two part question
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Rock Crawling
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two part question
Hey Fellas:
First part:
looking for a check-off list of parts and supplies needed to attempt my 1st tranny fluid replacement.
Second part question:
Is there a maintenance schedule sticky that tells me when to replace what and at what intervals? I know disco mike has his 60k mile fluid replacement or projects that should be completed. Looking for something in addition to this list.
thanks,
Rob
First part:
looking for a check-off list of parts and supplies needed to attempt my 1st tranny fluid replacement.
Second part question:
Is there a maintenance schedule sticky that tells me when to replace what and at what intervals? I know disco mike has his 60k mile fluid replacement or projects that should be completed. Looking for something in addition to this list.
thanks,
Rob
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take care with the little clippy/spacer things that hold it together. pretty easy to snap them. filter kit should include new gasket and o ring. filter is held on by torx bolts....maybe 27. transfer pump is also handy
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Rock Crawling
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to zg photo
been meaning to shoot a photo for you of your relatives place here in Boxford. Done a lot to the property since you last saw it. Looks real nice. I'll try and get it to you.
rob
been meaning to shoot a photo for you of your relatives place here in Boxford. Done a lot to the property since you last saw it. Looks real nice. I'll try and get it to you.
rob
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Rock Crawling
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Really?
Didn't know you were here. Should have looked me up! So you know about the new barn (about a year old), paint job on house and total exterior redo about three years ago? We're talking about the same house, right? Yellow? When we last chatted, sounded like you haven't been in Boxford for a while.
Didn't know you were here. Should have looked me up! So you know about the new barn (about a year old), paint job on house and total exterior redo about three years ago? We're talking about the same house, right? Yellow? When we last chatted, sounded like you haven't been in Boxford for a while.
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Hand pump for the fluid is the only extra thing you will need. One of the $10 ones that screw right into the gallon bottle are fine. Still kills me they didn't put a check/fill tube on these trucks.
Really?
Didn't know you were here. Should have looked me up! So you know about the new barn (about a year old), paint job on house and total exterior redo about three years ago? We're talking about the same house, right? Yellow? When we last chatted, sounded like you haven't been in Boxford for a while.
Didn't know you were here. Should have looked me up! So you know about the new barn (about a year old), paint job on house and total exterior redo about three years ago? We're talking about the same house, right? Yellow? When we last chatted, sounded like you haven't been in Boxford for a while.
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Rock Crawling
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To Snafu/Disco fries.
Harbor Fright (no typo) tools, right? For the screw-on fill hand pump, right?
See some disco tranny filter kits on ebay between 20 and 40 dollars. Other LR vendors are charging upwards of $100. Am I better off on ebay or paying homage to LR Gods and spending the extra $60 and getting one of their filter packages?
Harbor Fright (no typo) tools, right? For the screw-on fill hand pump, right?
See some disco tranny filter kits on ebay between 20 and 40 dollars. Other LR vendors are charging upwards of $100. Am I better off on ebay or paying homage to LR Gods and spending the extra $60 and getting one of their filter packages?