Uh oh...
Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012- Guest former userGuest former user
That guy follows too close. π
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberWhat happened?
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He's not THAT tall is he?
Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012Gregulator started this Member Joined: February 2012No, he's on a trailer with a boo boo.
Um...what?
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberClunk clunk clunk........!!!!!! And I just got the 4th off for hell hole.
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So it wasn't Jeff who dug that hill out...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy74elLQ5js
Josh SubscriberJosh Subscriber"Path 88" wrote: Clunk clunk clunk........!!!!!! And I just got the 4th off for hell hole.
What did you break Jeff? Do we need a work party to get you fixed in time for Hell Hole?Semper Fi
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberI have not torn it apart yet but I am pretty sure I blew the trany.
Tom SubscriberTom SubscriberOh, wow. Is that the last of the "stock" parts?? Grab a spare tranny from one of your mixers!!
=====If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading -- Lao Tzu
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize Subscriber"TomD" wrote: Oh, wow. Is that the last of the "stock" parts?? Grab a spare tranny from one of your mixers!!
=====No this trany was a somewhat expensive up grade for the stock one I had. Ill tear into it all and find out what has happened.
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"Path 88" wrote: I have not torn it apart yet but I am pretty sure I blew the trany.
What were you doing? The nv4500 comes from the factory behind one ton diesel trucks.
Tom SubscriberTom SubscriberI read on another post you thought you might be out for the season. Certainly hope that is NOT the case.
=====If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading -- Lao Tzu
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberI will not be fixing it any time soon π
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Do you still have the tranny out of the Ford? Can you make it fit? It's a C6 right?
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberThe only thing I have left of that truck is a set of tires and rims.
huck271 Subscriberhuck271 Subscriber"Path 88" wrote: I will not be fixing it any time soon π
You should trade ur exhaust gift certificate for a new trany.
Huck
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberSo I have some good news. My $1200 upgraded trany is fine.
Now the bad news...... I blew up a $3k atlas 4speed instead.
I had a bit of free time tonight and decided the truck had been sitting long enough. So I called Carl up and he came over to help me pull the trany. As I was undoing the drive lines I realized they would not spin free. Even with every thing in neutral. When we got the atlas off it was confirmed. It will not spin free in any position.
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Word! This is a bummer bro. They say the nv4500 is bombproof. They say the Atlas 4sp is bombproof.
One of them game up behind that itty bitty small block v8 magnum 318 running about 200 hp....?
A bit of ad-lib demonstrating the carnage, which seems to be AFTER the front planetary box.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTtRFmtrRtQ - Guest former userGuest former user
Any chance it has a warranty?
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http://www.advanceadapters.com/terms.php
Atlas & Orion Assemblies: Atlas transfer cases are guaranteed against defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original purchaser and is non-transferable. This lifetime guarantee covers and is limited to gear sets and castings. The remainder of the unit (i.e. shafts, bearings, gaskets, hardware) is covered by our limited 1-year warranty. Warranty begins from the date the unit is shipped from Advance Adapters. Orion & Orion H.D. assemblies have a warranty for 6 months from the date of shipping.
Lifetime & limited warranties are void if (as determined by Advance Adapters) misuse, abuse, alterations of the product, improper install or if the proper gear lubricants are not used, proper oil levels are not maintained, and installation and maintenance instructions have not been followed. These guarantees DO NOT cover any labor, shipping, normal wear or any other unforeseen event that may occur due to failure of a unit. At the discretion of Advance Adapters, the products in question can be repaired or replaced when found defective. Prior to any replacement or repair, written authorization must be obtained from Advance Adapters. Failure to contact us prior to having warranty work performed will immediately void all applicable warranties; and it is then the sole responsibility of the customer to remit any payment incurred. - Guest former userGuest former user
Looks like it might be under warranty!
Jeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberJeff- that guy with the foolsize SubscriberI am being told it should be covered but nothing is for sure. It is being shipped back to atlas for complete rebuild. It was the intermediate gear that failed. As soon as we pulled the plug a tooth came out with it. I will post up as it moves along. We shall see how good atlas really is.
Josh SubscriberJosh SubscriberVery cool Jeff. Good luck. Hopefully Atlas stands behind there product. We need you back on the trail! ξ
Semper Fi
Gregulator Member Joined: February 2012Gregulator started this Member Joined: February 2012Who breaks an atlas?
Um...what?
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