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Old 07-31-2007, 10:08 AM   #1
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Here is a link to some Tech Publications that you all might find useful. Dial up beware as they are large files.
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Really great illustrations in those files which are large. I saved mine to my PC and also to my laptop so I can take them outside if needed.
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Where is the manual for the 2008 model?
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The link for the 94-98 is not working.
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Hi All
I am curious to know if it is possible to connect a 5 speed 5R110 transmission to a 2000 7.3 liter diesel. Does it bolt right up or is an adapter plate required? Do any of the electronics need to be changed out? Any advice would be appreciated.
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I am sure it is possible for the right amount of time and money. Generally NO. Different engine and electronics. Nobody makes any adapters that I have heard of. I just looked at Adapters | Engine & Transmission Conversion Adapters - Advance Adapters and they don't have any adapters for this.

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Hello everyone, I'm Ron and this is my first post. I have a 2002 7.3 Superduty 4x4.I Have owned since new has 186,000 miles. First question I have , When acculerating it starts to surge when using the foot feed, but never dose it while in cruise, have taken it to the ford house but can't find anything wrong and gives them no code's. Secound what is the best chip to install for towing. I have a 36' Cameo 5th wheel empty weight is 11380. Thanks for all your help. I am looking forward to any answer's I recieve.
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