Just like old times! Except with better lighting! 👍It's like you never missed a day, Richard! Just like riding a bike. Glad to see you guys back at it! 🙌 You probably already know this, but in case you don't or if people watching are wondering, it takes almost 2 hours for TH-cam to render HD on a video of this length. You can post it right away like you did, but it will be in 360p quality until it finishes rendering. I usually walk away as it's uploading, and let it finish everything, then post it - that way it's in 1080p right away. Takes a LONG time, though. Too long!! Is what it is I guess. Audio was good - a little on the quiet side in the very beginning, but other than that, everything was right on! That new work area is perfect - plenty of light, and everything is laid out where you can grab it. Maximum efficiency! That makes the day a whole lot easier. I used to turn wrenches full time out in my driveway - did that for 7 years! Couldn't work in rain, ice, or snow, and was very limited in extreme cold ... plus, crawling on the ground, getting up, laying back down, and walking a mile for my tools a hundred times a day really took its toll. By 5pm I was ready for BED! What a difference when I got a lift and a new shop to work in. Tis the season for change. I've been turning wrenches myself for 14 years, and this year I've decided to hang it up and do something else. I took on a maintenance job for a big corporation in the city. Great pay and benefits, and I won't be struggling with lack of service info, RUST, RUST, and MORE RUST, and poorly engineered parts locations. Modern cars burned me out fast. I'll still play around out there in the morning on small jobs, but I'm done doing it full time. It was time to eliminate some stress around here. I just signed my acceptance letter yesterday, so I'll start work in a month or so. I'd better go through my Silverado and make sure she's ready for commuting again! Big change, but it was time. Great to see you guys back! I'll spread the word wherever I can. I'll be watching for the next one! WELCOME BACK, Richard & Theresa! 👍👍
I really missed you two. I was wondering why you were not uploading on the other channel. Im glad I scowerd the comment section to find your new channel. I'm catching up on all the videos I missed. Great job!
Honestly this setup is more “personal “? I guess is the way to describe it like this more than the other setup, it’s really nice an simple been wandering when this day would come. Love this
Welcome back! Missed you guys. I just had an epiphany about the draining into the barrel/bucket. Attach a length of link chain to the end of the through that reaches the bottom of the bucket. The fluid should just run down the chain and not make any noise at all. 😊
Good to see you guys back was a lonely 6 months without yall, love how you're showing all the troubleshooting steps from start to finish. You should create playlists with the videos for each specific vehicle for your TH-cam, so someone can easily find the playlist called "03 GMC 4L60E - No Second Gear" or something along those lines and watch all videos from start to finish without having to scroll through all your videos if they're trying to diagnose their own issues
Awesome to see you back Richard. i love the lighting things and details are so much easier to see. don't worry about the oil pain draining the way you have things set up you can hardly here it.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT! Annie looks right at home (oh wait, she is at home). A little more time on getting levels and you'll be set. Great to see you back at it Richard and Theresa! Congrats on the next stage of your lives and careers!
Wow, I thank You Richard and Teresa for being of help to my 2007 Jeep Liberty, But my real problem is my original 42RLE is starting to make noise. I am up in Canada and with over 300, 000 kilometers I think it is time for a rebuild. Once again Thank you for teaching me things I never knew.
I think "pretty simple" is an even better catch phrase than "back atcha". I'm just constantly amazed at people who can fix these complex machines, and make em run right without leaking!
So happy your back, been watching you for about 2 years now. Even joined your Facebook group. Some feed back on your new video: * Lighting is excellent. * Video quality is clear and excellent (I watch it back on my large tv in 1080p. *Sound is good. You may be slightly more quite but the setting you have it at is a perfect balance between you and the air tools. The tools didn't get super load and the voice doesn't mute down for compromisation. My opinion keep it where you got it when using air tools. If you go to electric, try the gain 1 more and see, but it may be perfect for that too all ready. It also seems to have better response to the higher noises like air flow, gives it that more realistic sound from tools I know and use. *Bucket drip noise.. Try an old window screen. The ones designed to keep bugs out or that multie tight weave stuff that's used for people with pets to be tougher. Hang some strips down from inside the trench then straight down to the bucket. The oil in most cases will stick to it and flow right down instead of free fall drip. I am really happy you are back, and wish you the best and hope you keep the videos coming!
You guy’s and dog too just make me feel like family watching your videos and educating me on the correct way to do things, thanks for all the passion you have to educate us.
Had to feel good to do what you enjoy I never checked input shaft splines to drum for air leak until you did that in one of your past videos my last 4l60e was cracked at the outside edge of selective shim never saw that before may have missed it if it wasn't for your tip thank you if you do an assembly video your upgrades during assembly would probably be very helpful to all I know that slows you down but just a thought 👍 till the next one
Great to see you back at the autopsy table, happy with the videos and sound the only slight niggle is the low resolution and have only noticed this on this video all others have been fine.. keep up the great work.
Hi Richard and Miss Teresa, The first thing I learned workin flat rate ,many moons ago, is that every move you make has to be profitable or you are losing money And it took me a few months of not making over 40 hrs to learn it, but I finally got it. But I refused to take short cuts like some techs did. That covers work your area, tools and everything else to do with the Job,including my attitude. Nice job Teresa!!
Just found the new channel Run a string/cable/cord from the table down to the bucket for the oil to run down. Then there won't be any splash/drip noises.
Great to see you back! The new shop and lighting is nice. As far as audio, the voice is a little quiet and the air gun is loud. No idea how you could fix that. As far as the fluid draining, I've never heard it, at the old shop or now your new shop. Good luck on your new adventure.
Outstanding I'm so glad I took the time to find this channel. Missed every single minute of this. I know jack squat about transmissions but I love watching you masterfully tear them down and I hope at least one of your videos shows the actual rebuild someday. Thank you for coming back to us.
Still have all the videos to watch since finding this channel again, so I'm not sure if this has been brought up or not. If you want to stop the dripping noise from the oil draining from the autopsy table, simply attach a cable or small chain to the end of the channel and drop it into whatever is doing the catching. The oil will run down the cable\chain and you won't get any drips to make noise. Mic system is working fine in my opinion. Keep up the awesome work! You're an inspiration to many and a symbol of the good left in humanity.
Your process improved at the new location. Seems you clean up coarse dirt from transmission housing you take out of a vehicle for the disassembly table. So cleaning the tranny parts at the parts washer is less laborious than at the old location where parts got mixed with sand and grit. Also seems you have a parts bucket for fasteners now rather than tossing them in the table, again cleaning in the parts washer gets faster.
When it comes to purchasing the tools, it depends on what unit you’re building. It’s Transmission has individualized tools for each process and a lot of them you can find on Amazon if you know what you’re looking for and eBay at a fair price a lot of things you can also make sure it’s also a TH-cam channel called transmission bench, and that dude tells a lot about the tools that are designated to a specific unit with each video he makes he will also describe tools needed, and probably links on where to purchase
Fantastic to see you’re back! Just a tip/suggestion, as I see Richard is right handed so will be naturally placing tools off to the right and reaching etc which will naturally cut across shot and mean you’re having to back out the way. It might be worth seeing if you can get the angle from the other side like you used to as will be an easier and more open filming shot. Appreciate might be tricky with the wall etc. Really cool vids, love watching them.
only issue i see is teh air gun is REAL loud. but i can hear you clearly. a flashlight with a matte cover on teh lens for up close detail would be great!
Glad your back! I want to work out of my own home shop building motorcycle race engines when i retire. You inspire me even more.. love your trans videos.
Hello, The air Impact is simply way too loud. We turn up the volume to hear Richie talk. Then the impact is double the volume. As watchers, some may do the same as me. When he picks up the impact, I dump the volume. You really only have a few of choices. 1) get some sort of Mic that picks up Richie's voice louder. (Problem is, the impact will still bleed through) 2) quieter impact. Electric or some quieter one somehow. 3) Try to EQ the frequency of the impact out of the final audio mix. This may help, but still won't solve the issue. EQ Settings: Roll off 125hz and down. This lowers the banging around noise. Roll off 800 -1K and above. This will remove a ton of the impact sound. The air impact spans nearly the entire spectrum though. 4) lower the air pressure to the lowest amount that still works the impact. If you need more pressure, for a larger task, have a high-powered hose handy. You don't need 100 lbs air pressure for the majority of the bolts you are taking out. the drop in sound will be huge. This has been an issue even on the old videos. Only trying to provide some solutions. Reach out to me on FB if you would like some more details about the EQ. Take Care. Don
I would consider renaming your new youtube page to contain the "Precision Transmission" words somewhere. Therefore people searching for Precision Transmission will find you. Like "Precision Transmission Educational Videos by Richard and Teresa"
Mr Richard I understand the time frame. But, what if you fully build a 4l60e then take it back apart then start the video with everything layed out. Showing how to set up an check clearances
FYI on the mic's: more gain is needed. I wouldn't be concerned about the impact wrench noise as the main reason to set the gain because that setting makes it difficult to hear your voices. Glad to hear you are pleased with the Quincy compressor...its our favorite make as well, they run quiet and pump a lot of CFM at a low RPM. Nothing but quality, USA made I believe. Why the move?
Looks like you did better with those brightly colored prybar type screw drivers on the snap rings that we subs sent to your shop way back...I believe there were bright lime green, orange and purple handled mini crowbar styles.
For towing applications what type of converter for a 2006 3500 duramax would you recommend on a stock Allison Tranny. Lover the new shop and videos. When i need a rebuild coming to Amarillo.
I’d suggest setting the gain for normal voice levels, not the air gun. The gun will cause clipping for sure, but when the gain is low I have to pin the volume up high to hear thru the speakers. So maybe a 5.5 or 6 then evaluate.
Watchin you guys a year late...
Love you these videos..thanx.
It would be good to see you do some build videos at this new location
I was thinking the same thing since he "retired" he may have more time to do that.
Just like old times! Except with better lighting! 👍It's like you never missed a day, Richard! Just like riding a bike. Glad to see you guys back at it! 🙌
You probably already know this, but in case you don't or if people watching are wondering, it takes almost 2 hours for TH-cam to render HD on a video of this length. You can post it right away like you did, but it will be in 360p quality until it finishes rendering. I usually walk away as it's uploading, and let it finish everything, then post it - that way it's in 1080p right away. Takes a LONG time, though. Too long!! Is what it is I guess. Audio was good - a little on the quiet side in the very beginning, but other than that, everything was right on!
That new work area is perfect - plenty of light, and everything is laid out where you can grab it. Maximum efficiency! That makes the day a whole lot easier. I used to turn wrenches full time out in my driveway - did that for 7 years! Couldn't work in rain, ice, or snow, and was very limited in extreme cold ... plus, crawling on the ground, getting up, laying back down, and walking a mile for my tools a hundred times a day really took its toll. By 5pm I was ready for BED! What a difference when I got a lift and a new shop to work in.
Tis the season for change. I've been turning wrenches myself for 14 years, and this year I've decided to hang it up and do something else. I took on a maintenance job for a big corporation in the city. Great pay and benefits, and I won't be struggling with lack of service info, RUST, RUST, and MORE RUST, and poorly engineered parts locations. Modern cars burned me out fast. I'll still play around out there in the morning on small jobs, but I'm done doing it full time. It was time to eliminate some stress around here. I just signed my acceptance letter yesterday, so I'll start work in a month or so. I'd better go through my Silverado and make sure she's ready for commuting again! Big change, but it was time.
Great to see you guys back! I'll spread the word wherever I can. I'll be watching for the next one! WELCOME BACK, Richard & Theresa! 👍👍
We are excited that you found us. Thank you for your support. We are having a blast and enjoying what we do.
I really missed you two. I was wondering why you were not uploading on the other channel.
Im glad I scowerd the comment section to find your new channel.
I'm catching up on all the videos I missed.
Great job!
Honestly this setup is more “personal “? I guess is the way to describe it like this more than the other setup, it’s really nice an simple been wandering when this day would come. Love this
Well said!
Hooray! Hooray! The first teardown on the famous table,yes! But you forgotten the washing machine you had in old shop teardown room.
The love and support your wife gives you is the greatest gift a man can get. Your wife is the GREASTEST!
Thank you very much she is a blessing thank you for your support
Welcome back! Missed you guys.
I just had an epiphany about the draining into the barrel/bucket. Attach a length of link chain to the end of the through that reaches the bottom of the bucket. The fluid should just run down the chain and not make any noise at all. 😊
I’ll tell you what that’s the best information that I’ve heard that’s a very good idea thank you very much for that information
@@richardteresacricheducatio3542 You are welcome! I hope it works!
Congrats on your first teardown in the new shop! Annie looks as she has made herself at home there.
She is she’s excited to
Starting 2023 with the big dawg coming back! Get the word out!
So glad you guys are back! We need to get Richard some pocket screw drivers and a squeegee 🤣
Good to see you guys back was a lonely 6 months without yall, love how you're showing all the troubleshooting steps from start to finish.
You should create playlists with the videos for each specific vehicle for your TH-cam, so someone can easily find the playlist called "03 GMC 4L60E - No Second Gear" or something along those lines and watch all videos from start to finish without having to scroll through all your videos if they're trying to diagnose their own issues
Thank you very much thank you for your support we are excited to be back
The day has finally come!!! Glad to see the tear downs are back
Awesome to see you back Richard. i love the lighting things and details are so much easier to see.
don't worry about the oil pain draining the way you have things set up you can hardly here it.
Thank
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!
Annie looks right at home (oh wait, she is at home). A little more time on getting levels and you'll be set. Great to see you back at it Richard and Theresa! Congrats on the next stage of your lives and careers!
Maybe some peg bord on the wall behind your build table for the everyday tools
Awesome to see you guys back in action! Been watching your team for 2 years now and it's always educational!
I see you took your tables along
Wow, I thank You Richard and Teresa for being of help to my 2007 Jeep Liberty, But my real problem is my original 42RLE is starting to make noise. I am up in Canada and with over 300, 000 kilometers I think it is time for a rebuild. Once again Thank you for teaching me things I never knew.
Richards transmission studio in full swing yeeeehaaa yeah baby
Volume on my iPad turned all the way up. Could increase you volume. Thanks. Good to see you back.
Nice, got a full length video here. Just in time for my morning coffee
Enjoy!
I'm ecstatic love watching your videos Richard and thank you Theresa for filming this video lol 😉✌️
Boy I wish I knew as much as you did about these transmissions as you do you go through it like it's nothing good video keep it up buddy appreciate it
I think "pretty simple" is an even better catch phrase than "back atcha". I'm just constantly amazed at people who can fix these complex machines, and make em run right without leaking!
So happy your back, been watching you for about 2 years now. Even joined your Facebook group.
Some feed back on your new video:
* Lighting is excellent.
* Video quality is clear and excellent (I watch it back on my large tv in 1080p.
*Sound is good. You may be slightly more quite but the setting you have it at is a perfect balance between you and the air tools. The tools didn't get super load and the voice doesn't mute down for compromisation. My opinion keep it where you got it when using air tools. If you go to electric, try the gain 1 more and see, but it may be perfect for that too all ready. It also seems to have better response to the higher noises like air flow, gives it that more realistic sound from tools I know and use.
*Bucket drip noise.. Try an old window screen. The ones designed to keep bugs out or that multie tight weave stuff that's used for people with pets to be tougher. Hang some strips down from inside the trench then straight down to the bucket. The oil in most cases will stick to it and flow right down instead of free fall drip.
I am really happy you are back, and wish you the best and hope you keep the videos coming!
Thanks for the good Advice on that screen
Thank you for your advice we are excited to be back thank you for your support
Welcome back! It's been a long wait.
Glad your back! Enjoy watching you work and learning. I hope you get a good person to help you later on that you can pass on your knowledge too!
Great to see Richard and Teresa are back! Can hardly wait for more videos.
Glad to see y'all are getting settled in. We see a lot of tear downs and I'd like to see a rebuild video or two.
The best of luck in the new shop...👍😎
You guy’s and dog too just make me feel like family watching your videos and educating me on the correct way to do things, thanks for all the passion you have to educate us.
Thank you for your support we are excited to be back
Had to feel good to do what you enjoy I never checked input shaft splines to drum for air leak until you did that in one of your past videos my last 4l60e was cracked at the outside edge of selective shim never saw that before may have missed it if it wasn't for your tip thank you if you do an assembly video your upgrades during assembly would probably be very helpful to all I know that slows you down but just a thought 👍 till the next one
Video's great 😃
Excited to see the rebuild side of the transmissions. Hoping somebody comes in with a 727 or 904 soon!
If you watch the other channel which is trents, there's multiple videos of 727s and one with a 904
@@nickstephens2913 I understand that. I like Rick's style, and would like to watch him do an educational rebuild video on them, not just teardown.
Great to see you back at the autopsy table, happy with the videos and sound the only slight niggle is the low resolution and have only noticed this on this video all others have been fine.. keep up the great work.
Thanks for the tips!
just refresh, I had 360p only at first, waited a bit and refreshed and had 1080p.
Don’t worry about the resolution that always happens on a new upload. Give it a bit it will be all good.
Finally!!! Glad your back online. Congrats on the new shop!
Thanks for Your support
Definitely need some sound deadening in that echo box lol.
Hi Richard and Miss Teresa, The first thing I learned workin flat rate ,many moons ago, is that every move you make has to be profitable or you are losing money And it took me a few months of not making over 40 hrs to learn it, but I finally got it. But I refused to take short cuts like some techs did. That covers work your area, tools and everything else to do with the Job,including my attitude. Nice job Teresa!!
I don't know why ya'll moved shops or why you shut down your old shop but I'm happy you are here
Just found the new channel
Run a string/cable/cord from the table down to the bucket for the oil to run down. Then there won't be any splash/drip noises.
And just got the video of where ya mentioned the chain.
Great to see you back! The new shop and lighting is nice. As far as audio, the voice is a little quiet and the air gun is loud. No idea how you could fix that. As far as the fluid draining, I've never heard it, at the old shop or now your new shop. Good luck on your new adventure.
Thank you and thank you for your support
I'm glad to be able to find u again I have learned a lot from your previous videos.
We are too we are excited that you found us we are excited to be back thank you for your support
@@richardteresacricheducatio3542 no thank you for providing me with knowledge.
Man I'm so glad i found your channel.
Thank you and thank you for your support
This made my Thursday night. I am so glad you are back and I found the channel. Nothing but prayers and good thoughts for you all.
I love the tear down videos but I would love to see a couple build videos I know they would be alot longer video but I would watch every min of it
i was worried that something happened to richard was happy to see him ok.
Glad to see you back keep up the good work
Very refreshing! thank you Richard and Teresa!
Outstanding I'm so glad I took the time to find this channel. Missed every single minute of this. I know jack squat about transmissions but I love watching you masterfully tear them down and I hope at least one of your videos shows the actual rebuild someday. Thank you for coming back to us.
Can you put precision transmission in the title so if someone searchers your page will pop up to?
love the video keep them coming
Brilliant you two, well done
Welcome back, missed you guys. All the best going forward.
Steve from Canada.
Glad you guys are back!
Thanks rich its great to have you back!!
Great video so glad you guys are back thanks for sharing
This is so awesome!! Glad to see you back on TH-cam!
So happy to see you guys back in action............ Congrats!!!!!
so glad your back i missed your videos
Still have all the videos to watch since finding this channel again, so I'm not sure if this has been brought up or not. If you want to stop the dripping noise from the oil draining from the autopsy table, simply attach a cable or small chain to the end of the channel and drop it into whatever is doing the catching. The oil will run down the cable\chain and you won't get any drips to make noise.
Mic system is working fine in my opinion. Keep up the awesome work! You're an inspiration to many and a symbol of the good left in humanity.
Your process improved at the new location. Seems you clean up coarse dirt from transmission housing you take out of a vehicle for the disassembly table. So cleaning the tranny parts at the parts washer is less laborious than at the old location where parts got mixed with sand and grit. Also seems you have a parts bucket for fasteners now rather than tossing them in the table, again cleaning in the parts washer gets faster.
Smart move Allen from Kansas!
Glad you're back! I love watching The Master at work.
The sound of the air impact, missed that. Glad to see ya back. Now im catching up.
OH MY GOD YOU'RE BACK!!!!!!
Just found the new channel. Happy to see you back in the saddle. Congratulations, love the new shop.
So glad I found y’all again! I was really sad when videos stopped appearing on the other channel!
One video I hope to see in the near future is what tools to buy or make for beginner builders
When it comes to purchasing the tools, it depends on what unit you’re building. It’s Transmission has individualized tools for each process and a lot of them you can find on Amazon if you know what you’re looking for and eBay at a fair price a lot of things you can also make sure it’s also a TH-cam channel called transmission bench, and that dude tells a lot about the tools that are designated to a specific unit with each video he makes he will also describe tools needed, and probably links on where to purchase
Fantastic to see you’re back! Just a tip/suggestion, as I see Richard is right handed so will be naturally placing tools off to the right and reaching etc which will naturally cut across shot and mean you’re having to back out the way. It might be worth seeing if you can get the angle from the other side like you used to as will be an easier and more open filming shot. Appreciate might be tricky with the wall etc. Really cool vids, love watching them.
Thank you for the information
agree, i am so used to watching over his other side.
only issue i see is teh air gun is REAL loud. but i can hear you clearly. a flashlight with a matte cover on teh lens for up close detail would be great!
Great video
woohoo! Glad you're back!
Glad your back! I want to work out of my own home shop building motorcycle race engines when i retire. You inspire me even more.. love your trans videos.
Keep the videos a coming!
I can't keep up with the changing times anymore. I ordered a case of Tranny fluid for the shop from Autozone and they handed me a case of Bud Light.
😂
Turn the gain on the mic up please. Also , SO glad to have you back!
Maybe turn the volume up a little, please.
Hoping you will do some assembly videos on this channel.
We hope so too we just got to get settled in
Hello,
The air Impact is simply way too loud. We turn up the volume to hear Richie talk. Then the impact is double the volume.
As watchers, some may do the same as me. When he picks up the impact, I dump the volume.
You really only have a few of choices.
1) get some sort of Mic that picks up Richie's voice louder. (Problem is, the impact will still bleed through)
2) quieter impact. Electric or some quieter one somehow.
3) Try to EQ the frequency of the impact out of the final audio mix. This may help, but still won't solve the issue.
EQ Settings:
Roll off 125hz and down. This lowers the banging around noise.
Roll off 800 -1K and above. This will remove a ton of the impact sound. The air impact spans nearly the entire spectrum though.
4) lower the air pressure to the lowest amount that still works the impact. If you need more pressure, for a larger task, have a high-powered hose handy. You don't need 100 lbs air pressure for the majority of the bolts you are taking out. the drop in sound will be huge.
This has been an issue even on the old videos.
Only trying to provide some solutions.
Reach out to me on FB if you would like some more details about the EQ.
Take Care.
Don
Glad to see you Back. Wondering where your new location is at.
I would consider renaming your new youtube page to contain the "Precision Transmission" words somewhere. Therefore people searching for Precision Transmission will find you. Like "Precision Transmission Educational Videos by Richard and Teresa"
We are working on that right now thank you very much
Behind every successful man is a good woman, Right Teresa?
Hope you can find a quality employee to help lighten the load soon.
I'm curious to see the input housing reinstalled with the trans lying on the bench verse being hung on a fixture.
It's probably just my phone but volume is kinda low. Not complaining just letting you know
Hell yeah! LET'S GO!
Mr Richard I understand the time frame. But, what if you fully build a 4l60e then take it back apart then start the video with everything layed out. Showing how to set up an check clearances
You need to check out Shed Racing Ivan Dutton had a similar issue to you and reset
Hello. Nice to see you posting again. So what would your contact for 99 manual BW built WC T5 from a Mustang w/ 3.6 parts ? Kits?
FYI on the mic's: more gain is needed. I wouldn't be concerned about the impact wrench noise as the main reason to set the gain because that setting makes it difficult to hear your voices.
Glad to hear you are pleased with the Quincy compressor...its our favorite make as well, they run quiet and pump a lot of CFM at a low RPM. Nothing but quality, USA made I believe.
Why the move?
The air gun is much louder than you talking!
Looks like you did better with those brightly colored prybar type screw drivers on the snap rings that we subs sent to your shop way back...I believe there were bright lime green, orange and purple handled mini crowbar styles.
Hang some cork sheet on the walls to reduce the metallic echo.
For towing applications what type of converter for a 2006 3500 duramax would you recommend on a stock Allison Tranny. Lover the new shop and videos. When i need a rebuild coming to Amarillo.
Need to call B+I Converters in okc. Talk to Bill.
@@richardteresacricheducatio3542 Thank you.
If only we could get GM to build transmissions to your specifications!
Yes sir ain’t that the truth
Where is the new shop?
I’d suggest setting the gain for normal voice levels, not the air gun. The gun will cause clipping for sure, but when the gain is low I have to pin the volume up high to hear thru the speakers. So maybe a 5.5 or 6 then evaluate.
Glad Teresa has a michraphone now..
Me too this is Richard
You should edit old videos from Precision Transmissions and at the end tell people about this new channel. You should have more subscribers by now.
Richard, with this gentlemen's truck being used to tow often, would the sonnax 6 pinion planet been justified? Or just way over the top?
I’ll believe it would be a big benefit Some turning might be required it’s a difference of possibility 13 $1400 or more Add it to the cost
Can't u use a 12 volt power source to check the silonod?
You can
Hey rich can you show that cut and spring shifter trick ?? I have that exact same problem or even if you have a link of someone who did it before
Why did you close and move?