Gary Bouchard
New User
Can someone tell me if I can lift the transmission cover to repair the
single wire in the cover that is all frayed and ready to break
single wire in the cover that is all frayed and ready to break
- Thread starter Gary Bouchard
- Start date
Bern
Well-known Member
- Location
- Mount Vernon, WA
Yes. I would suggest that you get yourself a repair manual that descries how to remove the cover, as well as the adjustments you'll need to do to the cables on reassembly.
Again, yes, but heed Bern's advise.
Do not attempt to R & R the transmission cover before reading and understanding the proper procedures in the correct Ford shop manual. Use of improper technique can cause expensive damage, even resulting in the need for unavailable parts.
Dean
Do not attempt to R & R the transmission cover before reading and understanding the proper procedures in the correct Ford shop manual. Use of improper technique can cause expensive damage, even resulting in the need for unavailable parts.
Dean
Gary Bouchard
New User
I was hoping to be able to fix it today but now I?ll have to order a manual. Waiting
Larry NCKS
Well-known Member
Make sure you know which [b:5d875ecf86]Select-O-Speed[/b:5d875ecf86] transmission you have before ordering a repair manual. While cover removal and cable adjustment procedures will be identical other aspects will be different if your transmission has been upgraded to the DDC version. If it has, you'll need the SOS supplement manual as well.
Tom in Mo.
Well-known Member
Gary, The guys are having a little fun. The proper name is Select-O-Speed and the advice is good. A good performing SOS tractor is a tough tractor. Your's looks really good and straight.
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