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Farmall Ford

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Hey guys as you may know, in January I "totaled" my truck and was faced with the decision of what to do with it. Well as you can see, i think i made the right decision! Whole new front end, chrome this time! Took lots of time and money but I couldn't give up on her! Ford never dies! ;Sweet
 

OLDBULL8

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Looks like that buffed out real nice. ;Sweet :thumbsup: :D

If those are 16" wheels, Summit has real nice SS covers for $125.
 

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This looks like the right decission was made. Glad your driving her again. Most here would have done the same thing.
 

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The new fender doesn't match but im not too worried about it...plan on repainting it a dark metallic blue this summer. Only thing wrong with it is my isspro trans temp gauge isnt working so i need to figure out if my sensor got knocked loose or what. Gonna need that before i start pulling
 

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Well i think I solved my problem with the trans temp gauge...checked my trans fluid and it barely showed up on the dipstick. Now correct me if I'm wrong, do i just fill it in the same dipstick tube? I couldnt find any other tranny fill places.. and i noticed a slight film of fluid on the bottom of my trans pan. bad gasket?
 

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Yes. Fill it through the dipstick tube.

Or, just do a filter change which involves dropping the pan, swapping the filter, and putting the pan back on with a new gasket that comes with the trans filter.

Might be a good time since it is already low on fluid, you won't lose as much.
 

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I forgot to mention, after the wreck I had to remove my aftermarket trans cooler off the front and quite a bit of trans fluid leaked out of the lines, that may be why im low. I took a rag and wiped off any fluid that was lingering around the pan so if there is any leaks i should see them after i drive next i would guess
 

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