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Side by side Mr Cox 96R50-97JR502 points
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Did you buy Raybestos shoes? They are well known for absorbing water which makes them swell a little. I bet you have your drum brakes adjusted a little too tight. And really it’s not that they’re too tight but that the shoes swell and it makes them too tight. Back the star off 2-3 full rounds and see if the problem goes away. Or, if your parking brake is well adjusted, back off on your stars until the ebrake handle bites hard between 1/2 and 3/4 up. I adjust my drums where the ebrake bites hard at like three clicks just so I don’t have to adjust them often, but if my shoes were the type which swell then I’d have major problems. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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I suppose you'd be able to reach the filter, but the there's just not much space to do anything with it...as mentioned earlier, the plate has to come off otherwise the oil will just pour onto the backside of the plate. The mid skid had a similar port, but I learned the hard way to not use it...its placement wasn't designed for the VQ. It looked like it was close, but it was way off.1 point
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Weird I couldn’t find them. Thanks guys!1 point
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No problem. I should make it clear that this deflection shouldn't be considered a defect by any means, and it's definitely not from a single event: Needless to say, I wheel my truck. Damage is expected. This took a beating and absolutely served its purpose.1 point
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There was a guy that solved his shifting issues with a $50 junk yard valve body swap. That’d definitely be worth a try, especially if you’ve got a bunch sediment and crud in your current valve body. You might also consider a real filter to go along with a new valve body. That thing that’s in the pan isn’t a filter (and actually Nissan doesn’t even call it a filter- it’s a screen). Otherwise you might end up where you are shortly down the road. https://www.amazon.com/Magnefine-Magnetic-Inline-Transmission-Steering/dp/B0787KWZPS I wish I had tried a valve body swap before buying a whole transmission..1 point
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Free$: https://sites.google.com/site/r50projects4free/home Specifically for your request: https://sites.google.com/site/r50projects4free/EDDMS_REAR_WHEEL_CARRIER.pdf1 point