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D10 TRACTION BOOSTER
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Jeff K View Drop Down
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    Posted: 04 Sep 2016 at 8:42pm
Guys, I have what I believe to be a simple question that I can't figure out on my own. I am hoping for some help.

I am not going to hook up my Traction Booster on my D10 Series 3 restoration. It's going to be a parade tractor so I doubt I will need it. My question is; what do I have to plug so there isn't oil spitting out where the tube that used to go to the Traction Booster comes from?

In other words, where would the tube connect to?

Thanks,

Jeff
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Are you referring to the line coming from the valve stack going to the TB gauge on the dash panel following the shape of the transmission, torque tube area?




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Jeff,

If you are not going to run the line to the traction booster gauge, you will need to plug the outlet for the line that is located on the front side of the control valve under the control levers.  In the picture below, the line has been cut and soldered.  
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I sell a new nonworking tb gauge for looks only. it has a fitting to connect the original line to.
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Thanks for the pic Larry. That is exactly what I needed to know.

Jeff
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