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Old 01-05-2014, 03:35 PM
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Thanks - now for my one step back. Unfortunately my transmission tail housing leak is from the gasket and my initial euphoria after sealing the tail housing bolts with sealer has turned out to be unwarranted. So, I'm working on draining the transmission (again) and pulling the tail housing to address the gasket. Oh well.
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Bummer - good luck with the seal.
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Thanks - now for my one step back. Unfortunately my transmission tail housing leak is from the gasket and my initial euphoria after sealing the tail housing bolts with sealer has turned out to be unwarranted. So, I'm working on draining the transmission (again) and pulling the tail housing to address the gasket. Oh well.
It never ends. In the meantime, I'm going to get you a belated Christmas present.

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Old 01-06-2014, 05:12 AM
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It never ends. In the meantime, I'm going to get you a belated Christmas present.
How thoughtfull - I may need to actually look that up at my nearest Barnes and Nobel store. Unfortunately my voltage regulator fuse did test OK for continuity so I guess I'm on to the parallel resistor circuit. Strange though - the manual shows a 10 amp fuse there and ERA sent mine with a 15 amp fuse in place. I'm afraid to ask - probably will be over my head. First the transmission.

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Anyone notice our windshield wipers park to the opposite side of the originals? I guess due to mounting the motor on the right side versus the left side.
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Anyone notice our windshield wipers park to the opposite side of the originals? I guess due to mounting the motor on the right side versus the left side.
I bet your wheelboxes are upside down. I think you should pull them out and remount them.
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