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Old 10-31-2013, 06:51 PM
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Talked to my buddy and he says I may need to change the AT filter again because it soaked up the ATF+4, is this correct? I'm just going to wait to change the fluid at school using the machine they have there.
Your buddy is sorely mistaken. The AW4 uses a screen, not a filter. Probably better off listening to the guys here.......
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…not me, though..
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Originally Posted by cruiser54

Your buddy is sorely mistaken. The AW4 uses a screen, not a filter. Probably better off listening to the guys here.......
That's what I thought, he does drive a ford and works at Chevy. Do I need to drain the torque converter?

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That's what I thought, he does drive a ford and works at Chevy. Do I need to drain the torque converter

No!!! Just do some drain and fills.
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…not me, though..

Correct. Not you. We were posting at the same time. LOL.
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Correct. Not you. We were posting at the same time. LOL.
haha.. is it to late to say it was sarcasm =/
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haha.. is it to late to say it was sarcasm =/
Not too late. I picked up on that.
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Originally Posted by ccooper1234
Talked to my buddy and he says I may need to change the AT filter again because it soaked up the ATF+4, is this correct? Also how do i get the fluid oyt of the torque converter? I'm just going to wait to change the fluid at school using the machine they have there.
Just drain and fill. Don't use a pressure machine. It can dislodge varnish and then you tranny will be toast.
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Old 10-31-2013, 08:52 PM
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Originally Posted by bulrid8

Just drain and fill. Don't use a pressure machine. It can dislodge varnish and then you tranny will be toast.
There are systems that use the transmission pump without adding pressure or backflushing. That's what I had done on my Comanche, and I had no problems.
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hey guys i have a 2000 2 door xj and the power door locks dont work and neither does the window lock or the passenger side window button but i can roll both windows down from the drivers side. i found 2 front doors for sale from a 2000 4door xj and i was wondering if i could use the switches or wires from the 4 door xjs door to fix mine? please help
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hey guys i have a 2000 2 door xj and the power door locks dont work and neither does the window lock or the passenger side window button but i can roll both windows down from the drivers side. i found 2 front doors for sale from a 2000 4door xj and i was wondering if i could use the switches or wires from the 4 door xjs door to fix mine? please help
Doors are different sizes and not interchangeable. There's a write-up on here for fixing the window lock button (which is why only the driver door window controls work). Door locks may be a blown fuse?
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Can I buy leaf spring bolts from the hardware store and if so what bolt is it? I'm kind of worried that if I break a bolt I won't be able to Finnish my lift as I'm doing it tomorow and the jeep dealer needs to order them
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Can I buy leaf spring bolts from the hardware store and if so what bolt is it? I'm kind of worried that if I break a bolt I won't be able to Finnish my lift as I'm doing it tomorow and the jeep dealer needs to order them
A specialized hardware store. They are M14x2.0 120MM ISO Class 10.9. Neither Fastenal or Brafasco had these on hand, and the one independent guy that did sold me his entire stock.
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A specialized hardware store. They are M14x2.0 120MM ISO Class 10.9. Neither Fastenal or Brafasco had these on hand, and the one independent guy that did sold me his entire stock.
Uses:
Leaf spring to perch
Leaf spring to shackle
Shackle to frame
LCA to frame
LCA to axle

Possibly UCA as well? They were different on my '88 MJ.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown

Uses:
Leaf spring to perch
Leaf spring to shackle
Shackle to frame
LCA to frame
LCA to axle

Possibly UCA as well? They were different on my '88 MJ.
I have at least 8 of those bolts as extras.

Also uca bolts are smaller.
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