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    If you have a couple jack stands and a decent jack (floor jack preferably) doing all this work yourself really isn't too bad. I've done my tranny fluid/filter 3 times. It's messy but it really isn't hard.

    For that amount of money (maybe even less) you could buy all the tools and supplies you need to gitterdun on yer own.

    Bart

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    Quote Originally Posted by nfpgasmask View Post
    If you have a couple jack stands and a decent jack (floor jack preferably) doing all this work yourself really isn't too bad. I've done my tranny fluid/filter 3 times. It's messy but it really isn't hard.

    For that amount of money (maybe even less) you could buy all the tools and supplies you need to gitterdun on yer own.

    Bart
    I would LOVE to be able to do that. However, I dont have the time, energy, or resources at the moment. With work, my 3 month old son, and a bajillion other things piling up, I am better off just paying someone to do the work.

    I definitely enjoy any time that I get to work on the vehicross. I just haven't had time. Maybe I can retire at age 30.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAMAS View Post
    I would LOVE to be able to do that. However, I dont have the time, energy, or resources at the moment. With work, my 3 month old son, and a bajillion other things piling up, I am better off just paying someone to do the work.

    I definitely enjoy any time that I get to work on the vehicross. I just haven't had time. Maybe I can retire at age 30.
    Oh I understand completely! In my case though, my cars are my children!

    I've been spending countless hours on my Trooper, learning tons, and keeping my fingernails dirty.

    Bart

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    Yeah, its pretty bad when I get excited to find enough time to grease my sway bar bushings, or other remedial tasks like that.

    I may even fill my windshield washer fluid soon. YAAAAAAY!

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    Success!!!!!!!!

    I replaced my transmission mount (including the missing bolt) and have fixed my knocking noise. I have also fixed a noise that I swear was coming from my rear shocks. Its amazing the difference one missing bolt can have.

    While the cross-member was off I replaced every bolt that was involved with removal, with a new loc-tite-ed one.

    I can FINALLY take corners faster with greater confidence of NO MORE KNOCKING!!!!!


    EVERYONE SHOULD TAKE A LOOK AT THEIR TRANSMISSION MOUNT BOLTS!!!!

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