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YJason
04-29-2011, 11:03 PM
I took my NP231 w/tera low apart to fix some leaks and install a new chain. Now I don't have 2 Hi, I've got 4 Hi N and 4 Low but no 2 Hi. What did I miss or What am I looking for when I pull it back apart?
lilredxj99
04-30-2011, 04:44 AM
possible shift fork in backwards...?!
Turfzilla
05-02-2011, 07:13 AM
Paint your jeep any color other than red and it will work fine.
YJason
05-02-2011, 04:39 PM
Figured it out, the white bushing on the shift fork wasn't allowing the mode fork to move freely and disengage the front output. I should pay more attention!
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dang u pulled it all the way back out!!!! I put a new shaft in mine a lil while back... but i left the front 1/2 in the jeep. least u got er did!!! I had to pull a ranger tranny 2 times before i got it couple weeks ago.... dang ol self adjusting pressure plate!!!!
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I have this same workbench in my garage. I have even used it as a welding table :eek: There is a reason why welding tables are typically not made of wood... :eek: :eek:
YJason
05-03-2011, 08:53 AM
My neck has been giving me trouble lately, so for me its easier to pull the whole thing and work on it standing up. I've forgotten how many times that TC has been in and out of the jeep, probably 10-12 times now. :(
Don, what you don't see is the bolt pattern and large center hole that the TC is bolted down to the plywood.
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Don, what you don't see is the bolt pattern and large center hole that the TC is bolted down to the plywood.
Why did you get "fancy" and bolt the TC down? I ain't got none of that uptown stuff, just got plastic saw horses and plywood with burnt spots in it :)
YJason
05-03-2011, 11:15 AM
Why did you get "fancy" and bolt the TC down? I ain't got none of that uptown stuff, just got plastic saw horses and plywood with burnt spots in it :)
Because I had a hole saw and drill bit handy, plus I didn't want it to roll off and smash my foot.
I use a old pc of counter top for my welding bench, it use to be white. :)
YJason
05-03-2011, 05:22 PM
Fancy uptown stuff, just for you Don :)
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