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re: OT Mechanics - 1999 Jeep Wrangler Question
Posted on 3/19/14 at 6:46 pm to CaptainBrannigan
Posted on 3/19/14 at 6:46 pm to CaptainBrannigan
I mean it was lunch break. I checked the fluid and it was not low.
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Posted on 3/19/14 at 6:53 pm to Ross
Unfamiliar with the tcase setup on a jeep.
I suppose there is a chance the high range took a dump due to no fluid and then the low range did as well.
Refresh my memory on the setup and I might be able to help.
A cherokee auto used is 270$ at lkq in port allen. Cant be THAT hard to change.
Why they were smart enough to outsource the trans for the 4 cylinders but not the six is beyond me.
Aisin auto transmissions are nigh infreakingdistructable. Sad part is the aisin they run behind the 4 cylinder would have held up to the six just fine. The early tundras/t100s run a variation.
I suppose there is a chance the high range took a dump due to no fluid and then the low range did as well.
Refresh my memory on the setup and I might be able to help.
A cherokee auto used is 270$ at lkq in port allen. Cant be THAT hard to change.
Why they were smart enough to outsource the trans for the 4 cylinders but not the six is beyond me.
Aisin auto transmissions are nigh infreakingdistructable. Sad part is the aisin they run behind the 4 cylinder would have held up to the six just fine. The early tundras/t100s run a variation.
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