3-4 accumulator, which way do the pistons go in? pics
06-28-2007, 02:03 PM
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3-4 accumulator, which way do the pistons go in? pics sorry for all the questions, i just really want to get it done right.
hopefully this is my last question. im trying to find out which way the pistons went into the casing for the 3-4 accumulator
now i think i know how the piston goes in the part that isnt connected to the housing, correct me if im wrong on it
heres how i have the piston in the seperate piece, springs are inside of it-also the metal sheet, i think it has the same pattern as if the piston was in the way i have it
now heres the one im a little confused on, i cant seem to find on the metal sheet which way the casing piston goes in
just wondering if i could get a professional opinion on it, i put the piston in the case like this w/ spring uder it
but now i think i see a light pattern of 3 teeth on the metal, as if the piston is suppose to be the other way. if it is suppose to be the other way, do i put the spring under the piston or on the outside of the casing
sorry for the novel like question!
any help would be awesome! thanks
hopefully this is my last question. im trying to find out which way the pistons went into the casing for the 3-4 accumulator
now i think i know how the piston goes in the part that isnt connected to the housing, correct me if im wrong on it
heres how i have the piston in the seperate piece, springs are inside of it-also the metal sheet, i think it has the same pattern as if the piston was in the way i have it
now heres the one im a little confused on, i cant seem to find on the metal sheet which way the casing piston goes in
just wondering if i could get a professional opinion on it, i put the piston in the case like this w/ spring uder it
but now i think i see a light pattern of 3 teeth on the metal, as if the piston is suppose to be the other way. if it is suppose to be the other way, do i put the spring under the piston or on the outside of the casing
sorry for the novel like question!
any help would be awesome! thanks
06-28-2007, 02:08 PM
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I install mine spring in first then the piston just like you have it there in the last picture
Originally Posted by TXjeepTJ
sorry for all the questions, i just really want to get it done right.
hopefully this is my last question. im trying to find out which way the pistons went into the casing for the 3-4 accumulator
now i think i know how the piston goes in the part that isnt connected to the housing, correct me if im wrong on it
heres how i have the piston in the seperate piece, springs are inside of it-also the metal sheet, i think it has the same pattern as if the piston was in the way i have it
now heres the one im a little confused on, i cant seem to find on the metal sheet which way the casing piston goes in
just wondering if i could get a professional opinion on it, i put the piston in the case like this w/ spring uder it
but now i think i see a light pattern of 3 teeth on the metal, as if the piston is suppose to be the other way. if it is suppose to be the other way, do i put the spring under the piston or on the outside of the casing
sorry for the novel like question!
any help would be awesome! thanks
hopefully this is my last question. im trying to find out which way the pistons went into the casing for the 3-4 accumulator
now i think i know how the piston goes in the part that isnt connected to the housing, correct me if im wrong on it
heres how i have the piston in the seperate piece, springs are inside of it-also the metal sheet, i think it has the same pattern as if the piston was in the way i have it
now heres the one im a little confused on, i cant seem to find on the metal sheet which way the casing piston goes in
just wondering if i could get a professional opinion on it, i put the piston in the case like this w/ spring uder it
but now i think i see a light pattern of 3 teeth on the metal, as if the piston is suppose to be the other way. if it is suppose to be the other way, do i put the spring under the piston or on the outside of the casing
sorry for the novel like question!
any help would be awesome! thanks
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the one in the seprate housing is the 1-2 accum it goes in piston first the other can go either way spring first will eliminate the 3-4 accum put it in piston first it will have accum either way is ok
06-28-2007, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
I install mine spring in first then the piston just like you have it there in the last picture
ok so i should be fine running like how i have it now (last pic). the guy in the technical video made it seem like ITS HAS to go in the way it came out
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ive installed them both ways. just make sure you dont mix up the springs.
i believe alot of the kits have you put the 1-2, and the 3-4 in like you have them.
i believe alot of the kits have you put the 1-2, and the 3-4 in like you have them.
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Originally Posted by Predator T/A
the one in the seprate housing is the 1-2 accum it goes in piston first the other can go either way spring first will eliminate the 3-4 accum put it in piston first it will have accum either way is ok
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the superior shift kit says to put them in piston first on the 1-2 for all models i like the head banging shift and yes i have taken them apart where the piston is last against the sep plate
