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Yes, when it worked

Yea, was wondering what hardware people used for these. Was looking for a "Hey, go to this website and buy these, here's the link." Nothing yet.

Looking for these parts on the video.

Right on! We have a few military vehicles. Maybe we can get a few people together, bring the vehicles over, short trail ride, tailgate bbq, that kind of thing. Was thinking a weekend or two before Christmas.

Thanks again guys for all the help in learning the technical part. I'll post another video of this replacement when the new TCM gets here.

I went ahead and ordered from Eastern. Just wanted to be done with it. Looking forward to getting it replaced. The TCM and EPROM should be here before next weekend, which is what I wanted. THX for the tip. My credit card is having a good time ordering parts.

Westo, I just ordered it. Now I need an eprom.

Bought in 2017. I'll bore you with the details later.

Looks like my TCM took a bath...(insert expletive here).

I did that. made a video. No flashing codes at all. Transmission light just stays on.

Yep, that's my mid life crisis car...well...tank

I'd rather have the code reader. What are they 300? The book is really cool! Unfortunately, when I see online about how everyone is reading codes after jumping the A & E pin, cool flashing lights from the transmission lights, I still haven't found the part that tells me what all the flashing...

would love to... except I need the seals first... which seem to be non-existent.

This is the fourth rebuild of the hydraulics. Ran out of seals. yea, bleeding it isn't an issue, just the seals. Have done this enough over the years.

Yea, sounds like I need to buy a code reader too.

Rod Shaver, Brian Asbury, Mark Guyton

Are there any military vehicle owners in the San Tan Valley/ Queen Creek area in Arizona? Do you guys have any displays around here that you go to in the area?