Posted by Tequila on February 15, 2014 at 08:27:54 from (70.208.22.62):
In Reply to: SOS Trans Work posted by jaluhn on February 14, 2014 at 13:27:56:
You have gotten a lot of good advice on this. I have two good working (3 cyl SOS trans) here for the 3000. Looking in the top, I would be hard pressed to replace the strut or the band on B1 thru that opening, but it may be possible after removing the control valve body. Possible that it is not just one problem. BUt you stated no tension on the adjusting screw for B1, so that is definitely an issue. No real special tools needed, but it's a three-way split and all parts removed from rear of unit. Just make sure all thrust washers are installed in the exact reverse order they were removed. Should you need to replace it let me know.
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