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Old 11-27-2005, 12:14 PM   #1
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Default Re: Finding A T-5 Manual Tranny Is Drivin' Me Nuts !

I had my 302 longblocked with all new parts, pistons, cam, crank shaft, valves, freeze plugs, ect. It took 2 weeks for the long block rebuild but worth it. Total cost with a new dist. cleaning-oil pan, valve covers, $1,550.00, (Parkland National Auto) Now the tranny (C4) is slipping in 2nd and hesitating before going into 3rd (waits untill 43 MPH, , Not good), I put a new filter and fluid when I did the engine but now it's time for a fix, she (Sally) just sits in the garage looking pretty so there is no hurry
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Old 11-27-2005, 12:39 PM   #2
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Default Re: Finding A T-5 Manual Tranny Is Drivin' Me Nuts !

1)T-5

2) Why not do a wet compression check. Maybe your heads only need rebuilt.
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Old 11-27-2005, 05:13 PM   #3
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Schooner-
I have been watching several of ur posts here and see that you are getting some good advice, so if I have missed some topics here, I apologize.

You said you performed a compression test on the engine. My question is why did you feel that test was needed in the first place? Depending on how you answer this question, may determine how good my following advice is.

From what I gather you want a reliable, but not overly powerful Mustang. If the car is not smoking, is not using oil, and seems to not be leaking oil too bad, leave it alone. This is also considering the engine has decent oil pressure. Ford small blocks are durable and reliable. Keep good oil, plugs, and wires in it and u will have many miles of smiles.

Now, if the car has been running poorly, or seems to be lacking power, this advice may change slightly.
Hope this helps,
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