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yeska68

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Feb 1, 2004

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I had to replace my transmission and wanted to know what other parts can be replaced and checked on while this is out??? or what other parts on a mustang wear out about the same time the tranny goes out ?
i'd hate to have to replace something in 2 months that can be replaced now
any info will be helpful thanks

 

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GaPonyFarm

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Feb 1, 2004

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Might want to check your universal joints...they're often overlooked. Check the flexplate to be sure you didn't bend it on removal. You can get a good look at the rear main seal of the engine, too. If you ever considered a higher stall converter, this would be a good time to do that change.

This is assuming that you have an automatic tranny... Disregard all except rear main, if you have a manual.

 

SuperDave

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Feb 1, 2004

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• Feb 1, 2004

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A new or rebuilt torque converter is a must. A stall is OK if you like them. The previous history and use of the trans should be considered in a rebuild. If the old trans died a miserable death, be prepared is spend additional $$$.

Ford trans missions are generally vert durable and reliable.

 

calpolymustang

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a shifter can be changed while you have more room to work with, and while your linkage is disconnected

 

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overdrive time?