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Re: Re: steel wheel ranch rebuilt ta
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Posted by paul on December 23, 2003 at 18:12:16 from (216.114.4.136):
In Reply to: Re: steel wheel ranch rebuilt ta posted by rebuilder on December 23, 2003 at 06:05:26:
Rebuilder. Hope you feel well enough to open presents santa will be here soon. Are you saying kellyc is in the parts busniess? Another question why do they call it a seasonal disconnect on the ipto does it just lock out the rotation of the rear spline.Also how much metal do you think went through the rest of the transmission bearings when ta gears let loose planning on giving it a diesel bath and then going arround the case with a magnet should be able to get most of the loose stuff. Merry Christmas and good health in the new year.Paul.
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