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Posted by UncleTom on October 27, 2005 at 15:30:25 from (199.120.81.88):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Allen in NE posted by Tim...Ok on October 27, 2005 at 05:12:08:
Well thanks both Allan and Tim. I want to use it in a 79 monte that i have someday. The 200 that is now in the monte leaked and i pulled it out and put a front seal in it.Next day i pulled it out again and had a shop put in the pump o-ring. I didnt think i was qualified to do the pump. Allan, how does the pump go back in with all the little seal (rings) on what i call the spool? does it just sort of tap back in and draw up with bolts? I tried on a junk trans and it dint go right.It dint seem to go all the way in. Thanks guys and Allan i enjoy your posts. UncleTom
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