47RE Park rods removal & install
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Why would you want to pull it out? I am not even sure you CAN, without pulling the O/D unit.......
Grab a service manual for your truck from here. Might prove helpful.
Grab a service manual for your truck from here. Might prove helpful.
Is that expected?
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Thanks for the manual. Also...have a question regarding what happens when i pull on the rod to 'remove' it . It appears to hit something in the front inside the tunnel then if i do push it in it seems to hit the back wall 'so to speak'. I followed this - BD Diesel 1030418 Valve Body Installation Instructions, because it appeared well written, but I got concerned about not being able to pull it out like some of the videos on the topic, and also got even more concerned that it is just 'sitting' in there and has that much play.
Is that expected?
Is that expected?
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Thanks for the manual. I was able to fix this myself and discovered that the park rod did not need removing, only the C clip. In my case I had a missing c clip and pulled my entire valve body to check for any loose clips etc. I was able to find the C clip at Napa Autoparts ( i bought a few to check sizes).
To install the clip, I highly suggest you build your self a "tool" out of fuel line. I crushed one end of the fuel line and cut a 'notch' in it to hold the c-clip and slid it into the pin. This is truly the easiest if not only way. It took me 30 mins to do it. I have heard of nightmare stories of people taking days at it. The notched fuel line c-clip holder is the way to go for this.
To install the clip, I highly suggest you build your self a "tool" out of fuel line. I crushed one end of the fuel line and cut a 'notch' in it to hold the c-clip and slid it into the pin. This is truly the easiest if not only way. It took me 30 mins to do it. I have heard of nightmare stories of people taking days at it. The notched fuel line c-clip holder is the way to go for this.
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