Posted by Super-H-Mike on December 19, 2013 at 07:36:04 from (76.164.147.173):
In Reply to: O.T. Ford C6 tranny posted by Kenneth R Ohnstad on December 19, 2013 at 07:16:17:
I do my own trans rebiulds , but not for customers. The guys that do it all the time know the units like the back of their hands, I dont. For me, the biggest thing is to take pictures, mark everything, and keep notes. I lay everything out on large cardboard sheets and write notes beside each part and group of bolts. It can be overwhelming with all the parts in there, but its not really difficult. There are usually ways to get around the special tools.Last one I did was a 5 speed auto in a 2002 Explorer, and its working great. A C-6 is much simpler with no electronics and only 3 speeds, no overdrive. I say try it, but you know there are guys out there who will rebiuld a C-6 for about 4-500 bucks.
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