HaleYes
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- Location
- Clay County, IL
How about some BPE's? That'd gain you a little bit.
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- Thread starter bshaw
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How about some BPE's? That'd gain you a little bit.
- Location
- NE Indiana
Russ Moore says the Trans has to come out. Says there's no 2nd gear. However when I manually shift it, there is 2nd gear, so I'm going to get a 2nd opinion.
1200 for reman
Plus 500 labor
mac 'shopping around' gyvr
1200 for reman
Plus 500 labor
mac 'shopping around' gyvr
thanks for the input Manche, What about a magnum round in a revolver? I prefer to carry hollow points, but does any of the brass-steel-alum cause any faster wear on the cylinder than others?
- Location
- Michigan
when I was trying to figure out what to do with the Dodge, I found a place in Florida that would ship me up a transmission that was built much better than stock for less money.
I chose local rebuild so that if I had problems with it it would be an easy fix under warranty
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
Rebuild it yourself. http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f13/46re-tutorial-911009/
This thread even shows the strength/longevity upgrades he does - and the shift kit.
This is what I am going to do if I don't 1) scrap the partyvan or 2) 5 speed convert it.
POLAR_JEEP_04
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
I have a spare 46RE from my totaled niner... Shifted great and had 116,000 on the odometer (might have been rebuilt) its still in the jeep
- Location
- Columbus, In
Shot them all through my XD and its never failed either.
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
good afternoon jeep fans
I love the XD & shot them before, just can't justify the price for one right now. I like the Glock also, but paying 2 or 3 hundred $ for a gun that shoots the same round as ones I have seems meaningless.
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
- Location
- Spring, TX
You have to have one for each hand.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Fore Wheeler;245753152I said:
Sun Coast in Ft. Walton Beach?
- Location
- NE Indiana
Got a 2nd opinion.
They too say that they trans is bad. Torque coverter is failing and the junk from that has plugged the governor solenoid.
They will rebuild it carryout for $900. For $300 more they will do it all.
2yr/24k warranty either way.
Also, I seem to have cured the bubbling back to the reservoir with a new radiator cap.
mac 'polar do i have to buy the entire jeep?' gyvr
They too say that they trans is bad. Torque coverter is failing and the junk from that has plugged the governor solenoid.
They will rebuild it carryout for $900. For $300 more they will do it all.
2yr/24k warranty either way.
Also, I seem to have cured the bubbling back to the reservoir with a new radiator cap.
mac 'polar do i have to buy the entire jeep?' gyvr
I only carry one at a time, but I like to alternate them so the others don't get jealious, kinda like owning multiple Jeeps.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Continued from Facebook, to protect the stupid from his family.
My scratch off lottery ticket story.
My brother in law worked part time nights at a convenience store a few years back.
He has not had license since 1986, but still has 5+ DUIs.
Understand him now?
One nite he got bored and started scratching off tickets to see how many were winners and how many were losers, like him.
He scratched off and entire stack and when he added them up, he was over $1000.00 in the hole.
At the end of his shift, the manager came in and made him pay for all of them and fired him.
He didn't think he should have had to pay for them since he did not plan on collecting any winnings and was just "experimenting".
My scratch off lottery ticket story.
My brother in law worked part time nights at a convenience store a few years back.
He has not had license since 1986, but still has 5+ DUIs.
Understand him now?
One nite he got bored and started scratching off tickets to see how many were winners and how many were losers, like him.
He scratched off and entire stack and when he added them up, he was over $1000.00 in the hole.
At the end of his shift, the manager came in and made him pay for all of them and fired him.
He didn't think he should have had to pay for them since he did not plan on collecting any winnings and was just "experimenting".
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
lol what an ass
97XJ2
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Wisconsin & the U.P.
8000+ rounds on my XD .45 Tac and still 100%. 95% of it was brass. The other casings definitely aren't as clean cycling imho.
Clean them. Get good solvents and lubes. Get familiar with taking them apart and keep an eye on wear points: chamber throats, extractors, barrel bushings etc. Being not afraid to take them apart and do maintenance is the biggest thing I can think of; with that then you get familiar how they work and you're doing an inspection of sorts.
99SJ_Ex
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- La Crosse, WI
That's going to to be about average for prices on that sort of work. The warranty is nice, as long as you don't have to use it 2,3,4 times...
Its good to hear it was a relatively simple fix for the antifreeze! Still going to flush it though, right??
- Location
- NE Indiana
yes, i'm actually in the process of a flush. the stuff i used said to drive it for 3 to 6 hours, stopping and starting was ok, with the stuff in it and water. so that's what's in it. i put about 40 miles on it today so tonight I'll dump it and then put the right mix in it.
mac 'book on the tranny is 9.5 hours' gyvr
