Hang in there and strap yourself in for an interesting journey of diesel education...
You will feel accomplished when you overcome this little speed bump and then go on to become diesel-savvy...
Sometimes you may question your sanity...but I assure you...later on you will thank yourself for...
Good call...that part of disassembly is un-necessary...
What you have there is most likely a reprint from a 'factory' manual...
There is going to be some stuff in there that can safely be ignored and/or modified as time and experience with the unit passes....
Yep...the transmission...
I like that idea...if I can find a good used guage...I just might do that...
I would like to find a home-made way to keep my coffee hot...
Let's see...a 12VDC heating element and a thermocouple...
...incorporated with a steel cup fabbed up to fit a common coffee cup...
...or...a ceramic cup...
I am in the TC out line camp....I want to know how hot I am getting the fluid in the torque convertor...
That way I can adjust my driving immediately instead of cooking my fluid and TC internals before I notice what is happening...ATF, even synthetic, only has a certain amount of time at...
True...and...I would like to add....in my experience...manually shifting the TFC works better if you allow the driveline to relax...that is...not be in a bind or any kind of load...before you attempt to move the lever...
additionally...I would pull the driveshaft to make sure that there is not...
On your second picture...I am not liking the amount of gap you have from the rooster comb to the case...best I can remember...it should be closer to the case to keep the detent peaks and valleys centered on the detent spring roller.
Are you certain that you indexed the rooster comb to the lever...
I am wondering why the neutral switch is not bolted to the case..?
Something is not quite right...and I would like to help you...but I can't get past that...and the fact that I have to turn my monitor 090* to see what the heck is going on...
One other thing...the detent spring bolted to the...
It works with a combination of mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic systems all operating in concert...when things are actually 'working'...
Mechanical lock-up
hydraulically operated
with electrical and electronic assistance and strategy...
Lock-up function has been achieved in the past...
AH...HAH....!!!
I THOUGHT that it was kind of unusual for a post-1989 truck to have anything other than an E4OD....
Everybody loves a mystery to solve...
Well...it's not because of the presence of running boards....
We can rule that out...
I have never, ever seen that before...but...I was not in an area that a lot of truck modifications were running around on the streets...at least not that I noticed...
Can you find the build sheet...
Maybe...back in the day before that screwball Brit that the Ford family put in charge 'fixed' it so we have to have a lift and AC machine to work on our stuff...but that is another story...
Let's say that Ford did decide to add a lockup to the C-6...well...they took the C-4 and added a...
I just looked on wikipedia...of all things...I had stopped seeing C-6's after the 1988-89 model year in trucks...but...according to them the C-6 was used in 'F' series and Econoline all the way up to 1996..!!
So...if I had followed my first impulse...I would have been...
Damifino....for me to answer that truthfully we would need a test vehicle with a C-6, a super-accurate tach, an input speed sensor and a meter that would measure the sensor pulses and translate that to RPM...
Actually...come to think of it....if we had a manual valve body to take off in 3rd...
Funny you would mention that...I was thinking recently about finding an old pinball machine to fix up...
A phenomenal score would be one that is just like the machine I used (on my time off...sure...) when I worked at a gas station.
There was a gambling pinball machine in the back room and it...
I intend to say this in the nicest way possible...but I always have been blunt...
and...that tendency has always got me into trouble...but...honesty is the best policy...
I am going to say that I am sorry to bust your bubble right now before I shoot my mouth off...
Here goes...and like Larry...
It seems a shame to me that we even have to have this kind of discussion...
Someone selling counterfeit parts should be outed, arrested, charged, and jailed....for life...
Ok...maybe not 'for life'...but you get the idea...there should be a punishment for this kind of fraud...a punishment...
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This might work for...
I'd give it a shot on repairing....if you post a pic of the pieces we all can offer up our ideas on what to do....
It would be a good exercise in SHTF creativity....
I, myself am anxious to see what I could do to get it going again...
Short story....a buddy of mine has a 2003 Ford dually, 6.0...
I second that emotion...if you have the C-6 and have low vacuum consistently...not only will it shift late but will go into gear hard from 'P' to 'R' and 'P' to 'D'....that will bang things up internally...(same thing for 'N' to---)
Also...running low vacuum on a trans that uses a vacuum...
Poor thing caught a cold or something from all of the strain....continuously out-witting Mr. Wile E. Coyote...
I always marveled on how the Coyote managed to lift an anvil on so many of his traps....
Entertaining little show...
Didja ever try to find out if there really is an 'ACME' company...
That is an excellent idea...this is one of those that I wish that I had thought of it...now I have this in my mental toolbox...
Thank you very much, @KansasIDI ...you are a sharp cookie...
I like this one equally well....years ago I knew a guy that had a new rollback that worked up a good...
I have a rear camera because I can't see out of the back window...
How about a cylinder head temp guage..?
Amp guage...?
Analog BS meter...?
White noise calming meter to combat potential road rage..?
Old Chryslers had turn signal operation confirmation lights on the hood (or fender...can't...
I have some leftover rubber hangers from my Ranger exhaust adventure...my old ones were fine...
If you post a pic with a size reference maybe one will work...?
I rarely toss anything that I can re-purpose...
Drives my Girl nuts...but...well...always been that way...
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