can it be used to secure a transmission and is there a way to tie down a tranny to it?
363118
You will first run into the problem of jacking the lift up because of clearance issue being underneath the vehicle, but if you manage to resolve that problem I would secure the transmission with two ratchet straps in a cross pattern. So yes you can use it for lifting or lowering a transmission.
2045902
It is attached by using existing bolts on the transmission.mine was a 1984 chevy pickup and the bolts loosened easily.this kit worked well for me and I am happy with it.
934938
It's possible but I don't advise it. To do that would mean readjusting the shift cable anytime you adjust the chain tension or if you remove the wheel to fix a flat. It's likely that after you've adjusted the chain tension enough you'll have run out of gear cable adjustment and you would then have to either relocate the cable stop or the position of the fixing bolt unit at the end of the shift cable. I looked at that on several of the bikes I've done and it just didn't work well.
1275605
No, this particular switch is intended for use on transom, to be fixed mounted, not steering wheel.
16883
No. This is a bypass for the anti-theft system. Its used to install a remote start system
1389234
Yes, just tell them what year it was built, and what transmission it has. It will work fine
2124566
Yes can be used with an auto tranny. The bottom of the radiator has a input and output already set up for that.
1448679
This is only for a manual transmission. It prevents the transmission solenoid from blocking shifts from 1st to 2nd gear, forcing 1st to 4th gear shifts under certain conditions. It allows a manual trans to shift like a manual trans should, with no computer intervention.
927481
I don't know. We use it on a motorcycle. I'm assuming if you have a place to put it just might be able to secure it but not for sure.
397036
It is used in the tranny on the HD 5 and 6 speed trannys. It is a little heavier and it has worked excellent in my two bikes.
1376616
there would be no way of knowing with out rigging up some kind of tach to it!! it is variable speed and u will find the speed you need
2231992
if the male/female connectors don't fit perfectly I wouldn't use it. The torq on the connector is probably measure in 100s if not over a 1000 pounds and (your) a kid is attached to it... This is not something I would gerry rig with duct tape or zips ties. Imagine trying that with a camper to the back of your car. Has bad idea written all over it.
1785957
Its not exactly, wiring differnces, but my mechanic made it work, it delayed the tranny replacement bu a month, i got 334,560 miles out of first transmission, good luck
1796995
In short, yes the rack can be secured to the vehicle. You must purchase the cable anchor (trunk or window) from SeaSucker and then thread your cable/lock through the clip and the rack.
1982967
yes you could but not a good idea and double the work. pulling the same trans twice is foolish. save some money do it once, do it right
237390
You can buy a ratcheting cargo bar from home depot. Or you can get flat metal stock and u bolts to attach to existing tie downs...depending on your truck. The cargo bar will secure it for transport but not from theft.
1045007
I'm using it for a power steering cooler. The fluid is similar so yes it will work with transmission fluid but it's best to use a transmission cooler. Those coolers have a stacked plate design and are better for transmissions