yooper
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If you get a 1989 or 1990 FSM it is complete - they put all the separate manuals together, chassis, emissions, etc. etc.
89' Fj62 newbie!
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Ok guys I need to replace my complete exhaust.. Can I go 2.5 inche from before cat back into a muffler? Can get rid of the cats? Where is the o2 sensor(s)? Just wondering if I will get any error or check engine light s when I do the Exhaust upgrade.
Tanks again
Tanks again
yooper
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See my post above. Go to a small custom exhaust shop (avoid Meineke/Midas/etc like the plague unless you find one that also does custom exhaust - the big chains are way more $$ and usually all they can/will do is replace the factory configuration). Tell them what you want and you are set. Use a single universal cat. Keep the O2 sensors in their current relative positions (in the pipes upstream of the cats). Use 2.25" or 2.5" pipe throughout. You could use 2" for the Y-pipe.
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Ok guys. I removed my tranny pan what freaking mess! When I went to remove the filter screen is was kinda stuck. I tapped with a rubber mallet and it came loose and wow thats when the rest of the tranny fluid came out. Looks like the filter screen was so dirty that it was not letting the fluid fall down into the little sump. Jeeze! Any way I didn't have the little gasket to put the screen back on. So I will have to order it and finish next weekend. Should just replace the screen? My next fluid change will be done by way of the drain plug. Screw removeing the pan again. Does the screen come off the small sump like thingy? Or will the screen and sump come together?
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
If it was my Cruiser, and the filter was clogged, I'd put a new one one and not try to clean the old. But that's just how I am! Was it clogged with dirt, or light colored fibrous material? If the material was from the clutch disks, I understand it can be quite hard to get out of the screen.
Mitch
Mitch
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Well since it is a metal screen I just sprayed it down with Carb cleaner and blew the hell out of it with compressed air. It looks pretty clean. When I get the gasket I will install it. There was some metal shaving in the pan stuck on the magnets and I guess a mixture of both on the filter screen.
