Fill them 'til the oil comes out the fill hole. :yes:
You can probably use a thicker engine oil if you'd like. Just don't use anything with the sulfur in it.
Fill them 'til the oil comes out the fill hole. :yes:
You can probably use a thicker engine oil if you'd like. Just don't use anything with the sulfur in it.
I'm not entirely certain of what you're trying to describe. In the engine? Do you have a picture? I'm pretty certain that every bolt you drop anywhere in the truck must be retrieved or it could cause horrible problems. :(
Factory ratios were generally:
2.5L + 4speed manual = 3.55
2.5L + 5speed manual = 4.10
Please please don't put 35s on a Dana 35 and don't sink any money into regearing it. That axle is simply not worth it. :(
Because finding Gl-3 rated gear oil is next to impossible, GL-5 is deadly to the synchros, and they've decided that 10-W30 is the next best thing to the original requirements. :thumbsup:
And please don't waste that kind of money on a Dana 35. Go find an XJ/MJ Dana 44 or an Explorer 8.8 (which were available with 4.10s) and invest your money into somthing that will last. :D
Looks like getting the internet won't be an every-day thing, so Eagle's in charge of keepin' y'all in line, and Qui Gon-Jinn is in charge of any website technical aspects.
Only that I'm officially in GA. There's no internet at my parents house (looks like the neighbor with the wireless internet shut it off or whatever), so I have to run up the street to my sister's house.
A most curious post occurred not too long ago, from a guy who had horrible blow-by and after replacing the timing chain the blow-by magically fixed itself. That's my next step for my 88 (not til springtime though). :thumbsup: