syclone1452
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Greetings,
Today was spent removing a dead transmission from Syclone 1452 and installing a freshly-rebuilt transmission from Syclone 0351.
My Syclone killed its tranny. The death was so bad that all four wheels would not move. I had to put the rear wheels on furniture dollies and lift the front with a floor jack. I connected the tow strap to the lawn mower and pulled the poor Syclone around my shop... such a sad site. I just checked this afternoon. I had no idea that it'd been nearly three years... time flies
I bought a fresh tranny in Sept 2010 from the former owner of Syclone 0351. I've known the guy for over ten years. He installed a new tranny in his Syclone, and had his original tranny rebuilt as a spare. Then he sold his Syclone. This tranny is supposed to have all the best parts in it. It came with a new torque converter, a larger pan, and everything. I sent him an e-mail - asking how long this tranny has been sitting around.
When my son and I finally got the tranny installed, the truck was able to roll on it's own... yea! But... it won't shift... drat! I adjusted the TV cable waaaaay out, and it still won't shift at a decent point. I think it shifts at about 4500 rpm or more.
Could I have a stuck valve or something? We just drove it a block or two in "D". Should we experiment more in 1, 2, and 3, or could we be causing damage?
Help me get 1452 back on the road!
Thanks
Today was spent removing a dead transmission from Syclone 1452 and installing a freshly-rebuilt transmission from Syclone 0351.
My Syclone killed its tranny. The death was so bad that all four wheels would not move. I had to put the rear wheels on furniture dollies and lift the front with a floor jack. I connected the tow strap to the lawn mower and pulled the poor Syclone around my shop... such a sad site. I just checked this afternoon. I had no idea that it'd been nearly three years... time flies
I bought a fresh tranny in Sept 2010 from the former owner of Syclone 0351. I've known the guy for over ten years. He installed a new tranny in his Syclone, and had his original tranny rebuilt as a spare. Then he sold his Syclone. This tranny is supposed to have all the best parts in it. It came with a new torque converter, a larger pan, and everything. I sent him an e-mail - asking how long this tranny has been sitting around.
When my son and I finally got the tranny installed, the truck was able to roll on it's own... yea! But... it won't shift... drat! I adjusted the TV cable waaaaay out, and it still won't shift at a decent point. I think it shifts at about 4500 rpm or more.
Could I have a stuck valve or something? We just drove it a block or two in "D". Should we experiment more in 1, 2, and 3, or could we be causing damage?
Help me get 1452 back on the road!
Thanks