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Sounds like an interesting day to say the least! Good luck with the camo one, hopefully the head isn't cracked and/or blown....
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Got off work at 3pm, rented a tow dolly, had to go pick her up.
Just got home at 10:30 pm. She fired right up.
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Fyi.... 33's are the biggest tires a tow doly can handle,i had to let air out to get 3 wraps on the ratchet.
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Lookin' good.
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FYI-when you use a tow dolley-be sure to pull the rear drive shaft.
The TC isn't lubricated properly with the rear shaft spinning and TC lever in neutral. Plus you run the risk of it slipping in gear... I have personal experience with that happening and destroying a transmission/TC.
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I did put the case in nuetral, but left the driveshaft.
When the driveshaft spins, so does the gears in the case. Those gears(while spinning) carry oil up to the rest of the gears and bearings in the case. Oil transfers from 1 gear to the next. As a precaution i also drove her around in 4wd for 5 mins before putting her on the dolly, to help lube up everything. |
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thanx for the t case lesson guys!
i was not aware of the design. i just drove it for about 1 hour,ive determined i need to pull the head. runs flawless with radiator cap in vent position,but when i close the cap properly smoke starts bellowing out the exhaust.once she warms up really good the throttle response is weak. at this point it could be either the head gasket or head,or both. im fearing the head because she runs worse as she warms up....due to metal expanding when heated....a tiny crack would open. but still not getting water in the oil,or vise versa. im assuming i have the rf1a t case L45 4 speed tranny heres a few pics of the under side! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() front axel ![]() t case ![]() rear axel ![]() under floor board and chasis,minimial surface rust!
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Looks good....where at in La are you?
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both trucks are beitiful
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im in houma la,picked the trucks in livingston la.
thanx bro! cant wait to get the flatbed home. im thinking my mitsubishi turbo diesel from my 87 ranger may fit under the hood.......basically a toy! my have to get an adapter plate built. |
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[quote=igotit;51758968]im in houma la,picked the trucks in livingston la.
Good deal man....im live up by Marksville, La.I bought my '80 in Broullette, La and my '83 in Kaplan, La. |
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i just picked up a 2000 kawasaki prarie 4x4 from centerville from a friend of mine.about 2.5 hour drive from houma. nice to see a fellow yota guy her in la. in livingston where i picked up my truck,theres a toyota 4x4 at just about every house....lol. theres a beat,rusted 81 for $1000 in colyell la....ad says it drives and runs. |
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Yea cuz Toyota's are like gold down here.... especially a month or so before hunting season....let me know if you need any parts I have a little stash built up at the house. I love the bumper too by the way.
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ill contact you for parts....a stash is always nice to have.
tonight i got under there with a paint suit and a water hose,trying to soften up that mud. most of the surface rust washes up with the mud. i did run out like a little girl when 8-10 wasp came out the frame while i was under there....lol. your right....they are like gold down here. my co-workers are making fun of me because i paid $2500 for 2 trucks....and none of them run. they dont understand the worth of the drivetrain,and a yota thats not rusted out. im happy with my deal. |
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maybe some good news!
ive pulled the carb and intake,the intake gasket between the #1 intake valve. water port and #2 intake valve was washed out. this allows water from the water inlet to enter #1 + #2 intake valves. there is still antifreeze sitting ontop the intake valves. ill still pull the head,that way i know what ive got,and do a ndt crack test,check for warpage....ect....along with some pm work. ive ordered the rock head gasket set.....is the supplied head gasket any good? also does the rock set come with the exhaust gasket set? thanx guys! ill put up pics later. Last edited by igotit; 07-26-2011 at 05:45 PM. |
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my hour of happenies is over,ive pulled the valve cover.....the oil is now gray.
for the past few days the oil stayed black....untill today. so im still praying on the head gasket being blown too....but im leaning towards the head. |
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Headgasket could be blown, or there's a hole worn into the timing cover.
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Tomorrow evening ill pull the head and timing setup.
Ill know more by then. Ive got to get up for work in 6 hours.....lol. also the 2 bbl is wired closed,just the one small barrel working. so carb rebuild is in the future,changing all vaccum lines,along with all rubber under the hood. i did find some rot and bad rust beneeth the battery. this 22r has the dual timming chain. heres a few pics! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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got the head off....the head gasket was dry rot!
im hoping that was my problem,will check the head out tomorrow. one thing i dont like is the pistons are rock .50 over....i was hoping stock. cylinders are glazed but still usable. hg washed out between 1 & 2. suprized it ran that good. trying to keep my hopes up about having a good head....ill find out soon. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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good luck with it, let us know how the head checks out!
and that gasket was in bad shape
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very bad shape indeed....but she still barked the tires on black top in first.
i cant wait to have her running right. thanx for the luck! im assuming this is the rock head gasket,im thinking going back oem with the head gasket. the guy i bought the truck from owned it for 2 years,a body shop owner went through the engine/body before selling. but im thinking of overhauling her in about 1 year....just get her running good for the time being! Last edited by igotit; 07-27-2011 at 07:21 PM. |
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