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Sorry to hear your trip got cut short. Would have been cool to run with you. Were you able to run any trails?Went out to Fruita this morning and got a uhaul trailer. Just made it back to salt lake and even though I broke Blazer Bash was a ton of fun. It was great to put faces to names and generosity of everyone that stepped in to help.
I was near it and helped when it broke. Check the moab thread for my carnage.
Not sure what trans you got but I have heard of a bushing issue when installed incorrectly that causes the seals to blow out. think its on the 700R4.
Its a 700r4. I'm talking it back to my rebuilder and making him deal with it.
Yeah I was looking forward to wheeling more with everyone. I was able to do about half of Hells Revenge under its own power and the other half on "economy" mode.
Economy works, keeps the price of gas down.
I went into Eco mode on greenday one year. Definitely cheaper.
I was able to get the trans over to the shop yesterday and my rebuilder thinks the front pump ate itself. He will be tearing into it on Monday. I'm really interested in what the verdict will be.
So thus just sorta fell into my lap today. Gonna be a long term project. I'm not sure if it will find its way into the Jimmy or not.
oh those are fun
Nice!
Transmission #2 installed and seems to be running gooder. The trans work was warrantied out along with a new torque converter which we switched out for an 1800 stall instead of the 2500. The cause of the failure was the front pump bushing came loose and got chewed up taking the front seal with it.
took some time this last weekend to button it all up and it back on the road. Since yesterday was so nice out I decided to put it through the paces taking it up Butterfield Canyon to the Kennecott Mine overlook.
And now a little picture whoring.
took some time this last weekend to button it all up and it back on the road. Since yesterday was so nice out I decided to put it through the paces taking it up Butterfield Canyon to the Kennecott Mine overlook.
And now a little picture whoring.
Glad that you got it figured out and it was warrantied.
I haven't been up there for yrs. Pretty cool.
That thing looks tough.
I saw it at work today. Hope you got the sides down before the rain hit!
Looking good. Some calendar worthy pics there.
Looking good. Some calendar worthy pics there.
I wish I had, the sides stored quite a bit of water and dumped on me when I unrolled'em.
Transmission #2 installed and seems to be running gooder. The trans work was warrantied out along with a new torque converter which we switched out for an 1800 stall instead of the 2500. The cause of the failure was the front pump bushing came loose and got chewed up taking the front seal with it.
took some time this last weekend to button it all up and it back on the road. Since yesterday was so nice out I decided to put it through the paces taking it up Butterfield Canyon to the Kennecott Mine overlook.
And now a little picture whoring.
2017 CK5 Calendar Pic right there!!!!!
-G
