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After a few 1000 miles it will start eating up the tire from the inside out, I demounted a tire that had plastic bb's in it and the rubber got hot enough where the beads were sinking into the inner part of the tire :o

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too bad there was no bb's left in my blown tire we could have seen what was in them :)
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well we know what wasn't there... grade 8 bolts! Still glad you came out of that unscathed. And that is a word.
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How much did you pick up that taurus fan for? I am looking for one up in Greeley and I'm not having any luck so far
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Im also looking for one i can't seem to find one in my area

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It was about $15 and there's a metric ass-ton of Tauruses in that yard. It only took me 3 cars to find A) a fan and B) the right fan/slim motor wih wiring. Easy as pie; I can pull a few if you guys want?

Here's my latest dilemma:
The rear output seal on the t-case is leaking. I have read this can be an indication of a bad seal between the trans and case. In preparation to pull the t-case I drained the oil (duhrf) and both the trans and case had plenty; neither seemed lower than expected. I forgot to check the levels before I drained them...
So this makes me ask: Should I just do the rear output seal first and see if that's all that is leaking? Remember, I am lazy but I also hate doing things more than twice.
« Last Edit: Mar 31, 2010, 02:47:02 PM by wakkjobb »
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #336 on: Mar 31, 2010, 04:15:28 PM »
Just swap out the output real quick, and plan on duals in the near future, I would say.  My t-case leaked really bad when I got my truck, but I never did anything about it because I knew duals would be going in at some point.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #337 on: Mar 31, 2010, 05:33:16 PM »
hey wakk I have a transmission seal you can have, new napa seal, Ill throw it in with the carb if ya buy it :P

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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #338 on: Mar 31, 2010, 06:10:05 PM »
I picked up some seals from carquest yesterday; a whopping $12 total. The rear output is currently in and I'm letting the silicone cure some before I tighted it all the way.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #339 on: Mar 31, 2010, 06:12:37 PM »
It was about $15 and there's a metric ass-ton of Tauruses in that yard. It only took me 3 cars to find A) a fan and B) the right fan/slim motor wih wiring. Easy as pie; I can pull a few if you guys want?

I am thinking of using a chevy HHR fan because it is thinner than the taurus fan because I dont have the space or one.
seen here:
http://www.460ford.com/forum/showthread.php?t=135721&highlight=hhr
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #340 on: Apr 01, 2010, 10:07:30 AM »
A few years ago I stuck a pair of Cadillac Catera fans on an older Chevy; they weren't too thick and they are about 20" across IIRC. They kept the engine cool with no problems; I had 2 on but was fine with running one even during the summer.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #341 on: Apr 02, 2010, 05:41:19 PM »
Got tags this morning!!! Super big thanks to Suz for her help too  :smooch: :smooch:
Today I cleaned the shop since it was getting nasty and got a tag light to wire in. Big day, eh?  :yawn:
The front sesal on the trans is leaking a bit more; I really don't want to pull it just to replace that seal but I may have to. Luckily the rear output is holding fine, no signs of leaking or drips. If there's time I may stick on some rock lights and the heater control cable and whatever else I can think of.

To the shop!!
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #342 on: Apr 03, 2010, 09:55:04 AM »
Wired the tag light, took off the bed plate and saw how crappy the welds are on the bed... like buble gum, I tell ya! At least now I know it can be removed fairly easily for when I get around to re-mounting the shock x-member. Plus the dang thing is heavy as crap; gotta be better than 100 pounds easy.

Going to try out Eagle Rock today; here's hoping nothing else happens... the power steering belt fell off on the way to meet Suz; steering 37s manually SUCKS!

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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #343 on: Apr 03, 2010, 10:06:49 PM »
I thought you had the hydro on it?
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #345 on: Apr 04, 2010, 08:13:23 AM »
I'd buy that engine today if it wasn't in friggin California... lame.

I do have the hydro but the PO (or someone) stuck PS on it without the correct crank pulley so the belt will walk off now and then. It's fun.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #346 on: Apr 04, 2010, 03:21:09 PM »
hey wakk im going to California on the 12th if ya want me to pick anything up for you :D

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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #347 on: Apr 04, 2010, 03:21:57 PM »
hey wakk I would of Gave you the pulley you needed for free, If you would of asked....

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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #348 on: Apr 04, 2010, 05:27:52 PM »
I have a pulley, just need to put it on. That'll be this week, I've got to yank the trans and replace the front seal since it's leaking pretty dang good. Or leaking bad, however you want to say it.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #349 on: Apr 04, 2010, 08:36:21 PM »
And since you're going to CA there's a little place in Fresno that has some pretty good shiite; maybe you heard of it; "Marlin Crawler" or something?  I could use one of everything from there. :yupyup: :yupyup:

Edit: Oh wait, NOW I get it; sure! Pick up that engine, will ya? And can you deliver and install it too?  :disturbed:

Anyhow, here's some pics from this weekend's excursion into the snow:
Eagle Rock


City drivers:


Dodge 1500 crew cab:


Of course I had to get stuck:


There's a trail there somewhere...


Stock-a-roo with temp tags:


A little flex video:
http://s61.photobucket.com/albums/h57/trialsindan/GROND/?action=view&current=4-3eaglerockmovies003.flv

Total damage for the weekend:
2 shock bolts
1 p/s belt
munched fenders

Not bad...
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #350 on: Apr 05, 2010, 12:28:06 PM »
damn military down there they dont know how to wheel.... all they know is how to spend money and get stuck!!
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #351 on: Apr 05, 2010, 04:57:11 PM »
Got the trans out to replace the front seal; turns out the old one had about a 1/2" chunk missing from it. Awesome. Also this thing has ben rebuilt; there are a lot of new bolts/odd-bsll bolts holding everything together. At least they're all the correct threading...
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #352 on: Apr 05, 2010, 04:58:48 PM »
you pulled ur tranny?????????????
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #353 on: Apr 05, 2010, 07:40:42 PM »
Yeah the front seal let out about a quart of gear oil this weekend. I could smell it burning on the header too; always a good smell. Also learned something neat about crank pulleys: the power steering pulley can be unbolted from the rest of the crank pulley so you can return it for yard credit! Score!
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #354 on: Apr 06, 2010, 03:00:37 PM »
now what to do? exo... period
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #355 on: Apr 06, 2010, 03:15:48 PM »
Nah, let's get some more powah before welding on a few hundres pounds of steel:

http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/1678837628.html

Only thing is I'd need a 5 speed instead of that slushbox... although an auto would be nice/comfortable for wheeling I think.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #356 on: Apr 06, 2010, 03:23:11 PM »
autos are sweet to wheel with my old cherokee was auto i would just cruise around :P

ya i sent suz that craigslist add this morning :)
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #357 on: Apr 06, 2010, 03:34:34 PM »
She sent it to me; I'm trying to find info about the auto trannies but am mostly finding 5 speed stuff. I am scouring the Toyota FAQ on Pirate at this moment... my eyes already hurt.
Also searching for 4cyl to V6 swaps; most are 3.0 to 3.4 swaps...

But I want it!

And you can friend the parts place on facebook; there's a video of them dropping a 3gen 4runner from a forklift and I think Russell G's rig is in the background.
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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #358 on: Apr 06, 2010, 04:52:12 PM »
Nah, let's get some more powah before welding on a few hundres pounds of steel:

http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/1678837628.html

Only thing is I'd need a 5 speed instead of that slushbox... although an auto would be nice/comfortable for wheeling I think.

I have 2 R150f's if you wanna buy one- my other 4runner already had one, I have a spare and the 5vzfe i have for the swap has one behind it

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Re: 84 reg cab in CO: now what to do?
« Reply #359 on: Apr 06, 2010, 04:53:05 PM »
www.yotatech.com/f160

22r and 22re thread on the top. 3.4 swap forum
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