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700R4 transmission in a HMMWV
🤔🤔 Not a whizz at transmissions... BUT how are the tranny swapper (that reads wrong) dealing with the TC lock-up solenoid / coil voltage requirements? Are they hitting it with 12 Volts (tapped battery) or slamming it with 24 Volts. Like is there a 24 Volt coil or who cares or dropping...- Milcommoguy
- Post #285
- Forum: HMMWV
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700R4 transmission in a HMMWV
Don't know Texas... But I have watched utubes of a shop named Precision Transmissions in Amarillo. Seem like a "good oh boy" re-builder. Kid gets into it too. What ya think of that operation, CAMO- Milcommoguy
- Post #277
- Forum: HMMWV
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700R4 transmission in a HMMWV
New market demand for those rich Hummwv owners. Who thought it was a hobby? CAMO- Milcommoguy
- Post #120
- Forum: HMMWV
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700R4 transmission in a HMMWV
Yes, play it safe out of dangers way, to play another day. The run-flat option can be a life saver in certain conditions. Battlefield, sure. Off road, good too get back to camp or level spot. Highway, I have had my share of "fast air releases" with "controlled maneuvers" Can't say for...- Milcommoguy
- Post #105
- Forum: HMMWV
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700R4 transmission in a HMMWV
Mr. T An hour at 30 MPH would be under ideal conditions. More like 20 minutes and 7 MPH till tire shreds to ****. If being shot at then ya got do, what ya got to do. Either way you're late to work, CAMO- Milcommoguy
- Post #99
- Forum: HMMWV