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NV4500 Buyer Beware

NV4500 Buyer Beware

gert

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Thank you for the photos and write up gert - sucks you had to go through this...
 
Thank you for the photos and write up gert - sucks you had to go through this...



Yep I'm still pissed, I have a pretty 195 pound spare parts bucket at the moment. Next paycheck I'm going to start calling around and see if anyone has an early case to match my gears.


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Also going to find out how the two different Overdrive ratios work as well and will let you guys know that to


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I see Pete looking at this too - maybe we can get it in a tech sticky or something to get it more noticed for people searching for info before purchasing...
 
I think that would be helpful info to have for anyone researching these transmissions


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stay tuned more to come, I am ordering my reverse gear this week and Bell housing kit from Advance Adapters. After that I will get my 5th gears and 5th gear nut to complete my rebuild :chug: 99 to 1 crawl ratio here I come :D
 
Set this thread as a sticky in the Drivetrain section - great write up bud

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I got more coming for it when I can free up some more Jeep money, I wanna cover the difference in the 5th gear ratio and cover the Advance Adapters bell housing and double bolt pattern drilling I plan to do to my Transmission housing


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I see Pete looking at this too - maybe we can get it in a tech sticky or something to get it more noticed for people searching for info before purchasing...

Yeah you caught me looking. Great info. JR good job on the sticky. :chug:
 
Gert - Let me know when you're all complete and I may copy the relevant posts into a new thread named NV4500 versions and tech or something and stick it in another spot too. Once stuck in the tech section though it's not editable anymore (easily anyways) so we'll work together on that.

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Gert - Let me know when you're all complete and I may copy the relevant posts into a new thread named NV4500 versions and tech or something and stick it in another spot too. Once stuck in the tech section though it's not editable anymore (easily anyways) so we'll work together on that.



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Will do


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One thing no one has mentioned before this. One of my neighbors has a 92' GMC 4x4 truck that he bought new. He has 230,000 on the truck. Bad thing and here is what I'm thinking you should watch for, he has had to replace 3 of the aluminum bell housings on his NVG 4500. Now he does use his truck hard. Pulling things for his saw mill that he probably should not be!
 
Green with envy, I have not heard of bellhousings breaking on the NV before


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Now to keep working overtime to get the rest of the parts to finish the build and get installed


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Welcome back gert, hope your baby is doing better.

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Green with envy, I have not heard of bellhousings breaking on the NV before


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Hopefully you little one is doing better. gert, this was what I saw with my own eyes. I also have read on one of the forums to watch for cracked bell housings!
 
Hope all is well with you and your family. The Jeep will still be there later.

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