Pacesetter and Automatics
#1
Pacesetter and Automatics
I recently purchased a Pacesetter header for my '86 22re automatic. While I was installing the header the collector kept hitting on the dipstick tube for the transmission. Instead of hammering the collector in to fit, which would have been a lot, is there a fix for this problem?
I know I ordered the right one...PU 2/4 WD, 4-Runner (4 Spd, Auto) (not column shift)
84-89 2.2, 2.4L F.I./20R, 22R, RE, REC 70-1187
Since mine has overdive would that make a difference?
Yeah I know Pacesetter sucks and I have read all about fitment isssues, but I'm still a dummy and order one anyway
I know I ordered the right one...PU 2/4 WD, 4-Runner (4 Spd, Auto) (not column shift)
84-89 2.2, 2.4L F.I./20R, 22R, RE, REC 70-1187
Since mine has overdive would that make a difference?
Yeah I know Pacesetter sucks and I have read all about fitment isssues, but I'm still a dummy and order one anyway
#3
I guess you are talking about bending the dipstick tube? I could do that or can I use a different dipstick? I have already taken the bracket loose that attached it to the transmission and bent the crap out it but it wasn't enough.
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