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Hi, I am hoping you are having a speedy recovery with your foot! I just ran into this issue and I'm dead in the water right now. I'm checking if you know if you have a 12.75" hose kit in stock or not. I have sent you a PM with my information. thanks for your help and get better soon!hey mudders I’m in a nursing home until my foot heals.I can’t ship any thing until after October 23. then some family members cAn ship for me.
I’ll let other chime in. But I do believe so. The way I understand the transfer case seal can still fail and push the oil into the transmission. My thoughts are seals are made to keep oil in not oil out (or Water that I know personally) because the way the normal seal is made. My dads chevy triuck 4 speed got water in the transfer case and transmission when he told some one not to drive through water! My butt still hurts at the thought. But maybe Some one who has the sm465 can chime in. I do have a am464 shiift plate. 24.95 for mudders.I bought a 73 FJ few months back, while having owned two others in the past I was not aware of this potential problem. My current setup is a SM420 GM made transmission with a stock transfer case. Is this potential problem still an issue and if so is there a hose for my set up?
Glad you’re happy. I didn’t use a rubber hose because of the heat of the exhaust pipe.@shipmag Thanks Lou for the great service and even more spectacular product…got mine today. It looks like a piece used on a battleship or a tank..even better a fuel delivery hose for the Millennium Falcon !!
remarkable idea.
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with Landcruiser drive being GM this should apply to the 70 and 80 GM 4wd trucks also? Anyone have any thoughts?@shipmag Hey Lou, you know what my opinions are….these parts you have are ballistic quality and provide a great method of a failed seal to prevent flood the transmission. My thinking is that it should have been a standard feature in the design.
Wow thanks. i posted on the Pirate 4x4 forum. Go over to this url and tell the one not nice person what you think. Search results for query: shipmag - https://www.pirate4x4.com/search/662600/?q=shipmag&o=relevance he was really a jerk. But even if you posted what you did here maybe they might be interested. When McArthur was instructed by our then president to rebuild Japan's industry, he had Charles Deming (was ridiculed by USA auto industry back then for his ideas) Got together with Taguchi and rebuilt the auto industry. He was told to start with Jeeps. So, they modified the jeep body to stand out above the then jeep. Rather than reinvent the drive system he used the GM engine and drive drains copied and made metric. This may not be the exact story but its close enough to get the idea. I'm sure there are folks that know the exact story better than me. So, if the Landcruiser has this seal problem so should 60,70 era GM 4wd vehicles? My mission project needs more funding to get me to the first article build. If anyone wants to know more about what I'm doing send me a pm as I don't have the skills to create a web site nor the money.@shipmag I have 3 of your by-pass hoses and will say that the quality is outstanding and the solution to the potential problem is genius…thank you for the speedy replies and continued new friendship ! Speedy recovery to you