Dude, you could go into business LOL. Great pics of the proccess

 

Thanks, it doesn't really take this long, I am taking my time because I want it to be a winter vehicle. But now I'm ready to get this thing going and work all the bugs out.

This was a great experience, now I'm not afraid of going into my truck trans if I need to.

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I got it all put back together, refilled the transfer case and the trans. Fired it up and went through the gears then topped off the trans. No issues. Took it out for a test drive. Trans shifts nice and smooth. Took it out to the section of road were it would shudder, no shudder. Took it for a good 20 mile test drive with no problems.

I guess it's fixed. Only time will tell.

I want to thank everyone that chimed in here, it was nice to share this with those with similar interests.

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Great Job!, Its a good feeling, trust me, I know also

 

Awesome work. I have always wanted to try rebuilding a transmission just to see if I could do it. I might do that once I get a house with a garage.

 

 

Awesome!!!! Great Job!!!!

 

Thanks guys, I am up to about 40 miles and still shifts good with no leaks.

Maybe get a few more pics up after about 100 miles or so.

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Just read this thread good job man,

 

I have been using this as my daily driver for the winter season (although there has not been any snow yet, not complaining) and have put a few hundred miles on it since the trans work. All is good, shifts good, no leaks, and fluid looks good. I was thinking of doing a dump and fill soon but not sure if it's really needed, thoughts?


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