My Tranny gave up after 2400 miles road trip pulling 2500 lbs trailer. Started to leak sometimes at night on the road and didn't notice it. All of a sudden it wouldn't move anymore, pulled to the side and checked the fluid level, DRY .
Added some fluid and got on going 25mph with Tranny shifting out of it’s ass every 10 second.
Next day I put a wrench on every pan bolt and added a can of trans X, I can drive it but it slips all the time. TV cable is fine, no more bad leak but damage already done.
I don't think it's the TCU, whatever it is inside the Tranny, solenoid, clutch,.....
I have a very good transmission cooler, so it wasn’t overheating plus temp was 32* here.
Bought a new Tranny (and free transfer case) today with 80k miles on it from the junk yard for 300 bucks with 90 day warranty that I’m gonna swap tomorrow.
I don't think it's the TCU, whatever it is inside the Tranny, solenoid, clutch,.....
What’s the easiest way to do this? Any tips, tricks,...
I have a whole shop with lift, Tranny jack, air tools and years of experience but there is always something special about some cars.
It's an 88 Laredo with 4.0 and AW4.
I just found out that the Transfer case that came with the tranny is NP 231 J and mine is NP 242 AMC.
are both transmissions the same, any difference in splines?
If i swap the transfer cases from my old tranny to the new one, i'm all good or i have the wrong setup?
Please help since i have to do it fast . This is my only car at the moment.