This post is for the noobs.
When approaching a P Motor, what parts are a no brainer to order and replace?
What parts are unobtanium?
I want to get everything squared away before I tear down this motor or bring it to a professional. Still undecided on which path I take.
Approaching a Motor Rebuild
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Re: Approaching a Motor Rebuild
A gasket kit to start. Most of the actual parts you can't pre-order, because you don't know what it's going to need until you tear it apart and inspect.
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I have an engine gasket kit here from ebay. Do they make then for the trans and transfer case?
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Just found this rebuild set for a gearbox on eBay AU.
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Gearbox-Ove ... 3d5e300184
Its from 4WD products. No real detail on what is included.
I haven't used this product but have used other 4WD Products
http://www.ebaystores.com.au/4wd-produc ... 34.c0.m322
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Gearbox-Ove ... 3d5e300184
Its from 4WD products. No real detail on what is included.
I haven't used this product but have used other 4WD Products
http://www.ebaystores.com.au/4wd-produc ... 34.c0.m322
Not sure if I will get there.
Not sure if I will get back.
But I usually do!!!
Not sure if I will get back.
But I usually do!!!
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Re: Approaching a Motor Rebuild
Sorry to hear that.yuke175 wrote:mechanic tells me lifters are worn.
Any insight on replacements?
I've always wondered if the face could be resurfaced at a machine shop. I know the originals are hardened, but we have better oils today.
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