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late 99-03 AD's are 140cc |
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Thanks a lot for all the replys guys!! The truck is running amazing with the new injectors, far better than it ran before, and the oil level is holding nicely! The tranny is holding just fine too, but I don't think the converter is liking the power too much. It seems to flash pretty high when you stomp it, which is understandable since it wasn't made for this kind of power. I am not going to beat it too hard until I get a converter and have the tranny gone through maybe later on in the year. Thanks again guys! ~Bobby |
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Your probably ok, but the main thing is to lube the rings so they don't tear or get damaged on install.
If you run into issues down the road, just keep in mind it could be an o-ring that wasn't lubed. |
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