Lazy Daze Owners' Group

A Question fro Transmission Experts.

December 14, 2013, 04:49:04 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 144090

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This morning I was trying to remove my radio in order to connect it to its proper circuit instead of the C B circuit where I connected it to a long time ago.
Trying to remove the radio the conventional way (without the special tool) with pieces of a coat hanger and nails, I was not successful. As a result I removed the engine cover and released the holding clips from the radio behind the dash with a screwdriver. A fairly easy operation.
 After I removed the engine cover, I noticed a rubber hose, connected to the top of the transmission. It appeared to me that the other end was never connected to anything. Nor could I find a connection point for this hose. We did have this transmission exchanged in Cody, Wyoming a few years ago, during a cross-country trip. Did the shop miss something or could this be just a vent?

Aad

Re: A Question fro Transmission Experts.

Reply #2 – December 14, 2013, 08:42:58 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 144096

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It was sold to me during the replacement as a 4-speed 4R100, Art. Once the Engine cover has been removed I it is

Re: A Question fro Transmission Experts.

Reply #4 – December 15, 2013, 11:22:12 am

Yahoo Message Number: 144101

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Aad,

Have a look at:
http://www.berggreen.org/misc/tranny-test.gif

This is the "exploded" view of what should be the overall view of a 2002 4R100.  If you can give me an item number from the drawing, I'll look it up and report back.

Art

Re: A Question fro Transmission Experts.

Reply #6 – December 15, 2013, 12:59:44 pm

Yahoo Message Number: 144109

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Thanks Art,
 I had a suspicion that it was a vent. Being a rebuilt unit, I am not certa