fastfox86 said:I read in a post somewhere that if you are doing the Jerry mod to an AODE that you have to have a trans cooler, but I don't remember the orginal instructions saying that you absolutely need one. Can I get by without a cooler for now?
97gtdroptop said:Whats the Jerry Mod???
fastfox86 said:The Jerry mod is a modification you can do to the valve body of your AODE or 4R70W trans that will make it shift hard and fast without destroying your trans like a shift kit will. Shiftkits like TransGo and others are notorious for causing problems in the AODE and 4R transmissions. The Jerry mod is named after Jerry Wroblewski not sure on that last name spelling, but he was one of the engineers at Ford who designed these transmissions and he devised a method to make them shift faster and harder based on engine power output that will not harm the transmission. It's a great mod and tons of people have done it without any trouble at all. the best part about it is virtually a free modification you can do at home with a few tools, a couple new gaskets, and new trans fluid and filter.
fastfox86 said:The Jerry mod is a modification you can do to the valve body of your AODE or 4R70W trans that will make it shift hard and fast without destroying your trans like a shift kit will. Shiftkits like TransGo and others are notorious for causing problems in the AODE and 4R transmissions. The Jerry mod is named after Jerry Wroblewski not sure on that last name spelling, but he was one of the engineers at Ford who designed these transmissions and he devised a method to make them shift faster and harder based on engine power output that will not harm the transmission. It's a great mod and tons of people have done it without any trouble at all. the best part about it is virtually a free modification you can do at home with a few tools, a couple new gaskets, and new trans fluid and filter.
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