It now has 122,000 miles and I've noticed in the last couple of weeks the
transmission is sometimes slow engaging into forward. It can take a few
seconds but it doesn't always happen. It may have happend once going into
reverse. I kind of recall this being some kind of pump problem and I need to
know if it fails real quick or progresses slowly. The Mobil1 fluid is between
the marks. The shifter has loose spacers and I wonder if that could be part of
the problem.
If it's the tranny and not the shifter is it easily repairable or do I need a
rebuilt.
tnx
73
Hank WD5JFR
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What is the best way to put the 603 engine # 1 cylinder at top dead
center? I know in a gas engine you can take the spark plug out and feel
the pressure as you turn the engine over and also use the distributor to
locate # 1 cylinder. But diesel???
Mark Maturo
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