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Old 11-20-2009, 01:40 PM   #16
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make sure there is a spring on the trans end of the cable they like to break alot
and the cable moves smoothly

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Old 11-20-2009, 09:18 PM   #17
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either maual is fine ATSG uses factory diagrams and specs
I use the SUPERIOR shift kits just get the regular shift correction package not the trans action
follow the instructions there is one JEEP specific step
upgrade to a 4 dics direct drum also the OD clutch can be upgraded by replacing the pressure plare thet is against the OD piston with 2 steels and an extra clutch plate (as assembled in the diesels)
replace all the thrust washers in the planets and inspect both sun gears for pitting buy a high eneryg front band (diesel)
one of these days I'm going to do a 46RE turotial but I'm usually too busy at work to take the time to snap all the necessary pics


I know this is your field and it makes alot more sense to you than myself What are the chances of any hard parts that need to be replaced? I have found a few places online but i can't seem to find some of the parts that you mentioned. Is there a complete kit like the above or is it just pieced together? Should i be worried about the condition of the OD or converter? I just want to make sure i get all of the right parts as i am planning on rebuilding this tranny myself. How long should it take for a first timer? Thanks
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Old 11-20-2009, 09:42 PM   #18
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you definatly want to get a replacement torque converter
rebuilt from any reputable supplier I use mostly AXIOM converters
where do you live I can probably point out a transmission shop that can price out a shopping list I can give you as well as help you out with the OD planet dissasembly and reassembly
you city name and I can search for ATRA shops I'm associated with
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