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Como se llama ese buje o como lo busco para comprarlo?

Same problem I had, I drilled a bigger hole and added a bushing, also welded the slut edges on the shifter and grinded it straight lasted 4 year

14 mm short ratcheting wrench for those top bolts.

FORScan app is now available to help you diagnose issues like this on Fords, far better than what you had 6 years ago.

wondering about when you take the transfer case out and want to reseal the back of it as well ("extension housing" /rear to driveshaft) is there a gasket there ? looking at it under truck looks rubber ?

Great video, my 96 breeze 2.4 also shakes at idle while in drive. Not to violently but slightly annoying. I have not removed the whole motor mount but i did have to un bolt it to replace my engine oil pan gasket and it was not fun to do

Just wanted to thank you for making this

Excellent job. Thanks for sharing.

Gorilla weld ugly but strong 💪 👏 😂

I am a expert welder , retired over 35 years , only time finger oil will mess with metal types is aluminum, but still its not a major problem, like you said by the time the heat gets to it most if it will be gone , but oil is used as a hardening technique , but yeah silver solder , bronze brazing rods , nickel rods , SS cast iron rods are just some of the things you can use to weld cast iron, theres a hundred different ways , but finger oil is not a problem only in aluminum welding and it would take a lot of finger oil then ....

Good job that’s a hard job to do

How bout some part numbers? Cant find the damn things anywhere for a 05 superduty

I have the same issue. I'm considering taking an angle grinder and cutting a groove down to the hole the pin goes through. welding the pin to the shifter shaft so you can just drop the shaft into the top end and the pin can just run down that slot I cut and into place with 0 play.

I know this video is super old, but thank you so a ton for this video. This truck had been kicking my ass for this very reason.

Question, how did it shift? Also , what oil do you run in the t5? Thinking about running the lucas 50wt transmission oil. (Sorry I know this is a old video)

nice job ! great technique for self taught , i dug up a cast iron (main) pipe that was oxy /ace brazed a steel nipple (service) that was installed in the 1930 the bead was perfect , that was 30 years ago still remember how great that was , thank you for sharing your knowledge

Would that also cause air to come out of the lines somehow in the fuel bowl

I have a 98 Plymouth Breeze 2.4 l 4-cyl. This is amazing I'm wondering if it's the exact same process for my 98. I'm pretty damn sure it's the motor mounts because my steering wheel violently vibrates and it's loud. I give it gas and it quiets down. I put it in drive and it's loud but when I put it in park and neutral it gets quiet.

Man. This video is 10 years old. Thnx buddy for making it.

Good job, and good video. What a useful skill to have. Sometimes it’s not to save money, it’s because you simply can not get this part, and fixing it is the simplest solution. I watched this video because I am in this situation. I will learn this skill, and fix cast iron parts. Thank you for this.

would’ve been cooler if you had a tinted lens for the camera so we could actually see what’s goin on. good job otherwise

pin with square end is a part for the same function from a NP435.

I recently broke my right front tie rod. Fixed that ABS light on. Figured it’s the right sensor. Now I just want the POS disconnected. It’s becoming a problem. Where is the freaking fuse ? I’m getting multiple locations.

I have one of these a 96 breeze only has 48 thousand miles everything original I’m replacing the motor mounts and just put some blue rims on mine

When I did mine I never had to undo my crossmember or anything. Luckily I have small enough hands and could reach it with a quarter inch ratchet and short socket. But I don’t have a car lift so it’s not the best angle lol

Just curious would a metal coat hanger work in a pinch

Thanks for posting a how to video without the how to.

Nice job! Braising is very strong. Harley-Davidson frames use to be braised.

Great video. I was waiting on you to check the vacuum. You seem to have the skillset to also change the injection pump yourself. No doubt its one of the most expensive repairs on this car. Knew someone that replaced theirs 2x thru the dealership and continued to keep using biodiesel that I know was not as strained as much as it could have been. I've done mine once and replaced the gaskets of the injection pump two times. Your engine is very clean also, bravo. Much cleaner than mine.

Out of all the videos I've watched this one helped the most I'm subscribed to your channel names Joseph out of west tx

Please what kind of brazing rod on it thanks

Thank you! P.s. oil the press threads too! 💚.

Awesomely done great 📹 video!

Thank you

I’m used to brazing stainless steel, copper and brass parts together but tend to run the braze rather than blob it on, is this how you have to braze cast iron or is this someone who’s more used to welding?

Thank you, this is the near exact one I'm looking for. Application will be on a 2003 Ford E-350 Super duty. This is basically the same frame as my Van, incredibly helpful video !!

Gasoline in California hasn't changed in many many years. What are you talking about?

Great diagnosis and how to fix it.

Great great great video!!! I found it looking for a solution to my problem, my fuel gage says 1/4 full and it really is empty. You mentioned it was the pick up screen. In my research, I assumed I would have to replace the entire fuel sensor, which i have found for over $500. Your video suggests I can just replace the pick up screen (under $20)....my life doesn't usually work like that, can that part be changed without changing the entire sensor?? I too have a 2002 X, 7.3L . Thanks

Hey cam32112. I have 1998 yz250 and I would love to resort it. I was wondering if you would like to restore it. I live in Monterey county. Let me know if you are interested..

Nice job!

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Will the t176 t`177 shifter fit in the t19 got a 85 f350 snapped shifter lever

Thanks for the help. In the months prior to watching your video, I have added about 5 quarts of transmission fluid due to the low level. Today I got about a quart out of the transfer case fill hole. Where are the other 4 quarts?

Thanks for the video, My ABS just light just started showing, solid light always on. Now I know where to start.

Excellent job, was that brass or bronze, and did you use a flux ?

I've done a lot of brazing, it was a long time ago. I'm not sure I agree with your method. You seem to be using the brazing rod as welding stick. I'm my experience its more like silver soldering. Prefluxing surfaces is crucial. I wouldn't chamfer back the crack either. You want the bronze (not brass) to flow in, like soldering copper plumbing. The molten bronze flows where there is flux and where the metal is hot enough to keep it liquid.

Great video, Great job and a big HI from Great Britain.....back in the Late 70s I got court by my boss brazing the same sort of thing when I was an engineering apprentice for my car....brings back good old memories😁

Where are you located? I have a metal shear in OC that’s cracked. I would like it braised by a pro..

Good job, good thing using brazing instead of welding won't get cracking.