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More dumb Trani questions M47 M46 200

posted by  TONY H on  Thu Sep 3 05:56 CST 2009
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Thanks Dave, yes the M47.

I've never had to touch the Trani other than to adjust the Reverse Lockout..then readjust it back after I did the Bushings and Pins down below.
And Fluid changes

So there is a Snap Ring, OK. I thought I saw a Groove in a picture of the Shifter Bracket.

No 'C' clips on that Pin just the Set screw

Thanks

The sway bars... I rather wait until I can dig up the single thicker ones. Thanks for the offer

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