Jmod for Econoline
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Jmod for Econoline
I have an 02 Econoline I've been slowly working at to make the best van I can on a tight budget without doing half a$$ hack work.
I have an 01 4r70w from an f150 I'm using to convert to 4wd. Is it worthwhile for a van application to perform the jmod? I figure it's easiest now whole the tranny is out in the open I can access everything.
Also does anyone have the guide on how to do so on PDF ? I do not have a desktop and the t bird super coupe forum doesn't allow me to see all of the info. But from what I gather it's just a matter of drilling a couple holes and changing a couple other parts I can access by removing the pan. I'm no transmission specialist but I think I can handle drilling a couple properly sized holes in the seperator plate and switching a few small pieces.
I have an 01 4r70w from an f150 I'm using to convert to 4wd. Is it worthwhile for a van application to perform the jmod? I figure it's easiest now whole the tranny is out in the open I can access everything.
Also does anyone have the guide on how to do so on PDF ? I do not have a desktop and the t bird super coupe forum doesn't allow me to see all of the info. But from what I gather it's just a matter of drilling a couple holes and changing a couple other parts I can access by removing the pan. I'm no transmission specialist but I think I can handle drilling a couple properly sized holes in the seperator plate and switching a few small pieces.
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Yes I can. That's much easier than just reading it. Thank you very much for the help.
Last edited by Dw89xj; Sep 22, 2019 at 04:20 AM.
