Correct hardware for attaching the torque reaction arm.

[TJinSD]

Does anyone have a list of all of the hardware/bushings that are needed to install the torque reaction arm? The pictures in the maint manuals don't help a lot, and I didn't see anything in the parts manuals. I'm quite sure I don't have anything that I should have, or maybe not in the right place.

I would also consider buying a handful of used (correct) parts if anyone has them, then I could look for new bushings later.

Thanks everyone!

Oh, I did find a 9 year old post that might have helped, but the drawing it referenced was gone, so I'm not sure.

[Barrman]

Where exactly on the truck do you believe this needs to be attached?

[TJinSD]

It bolts to the rear of the transmission, right side holds the exhaust bracket, left side is a bolt and a bunch of washers, spacers, and a bushing or two from what I can make out from the manuals.
Thanks!

[Von]

Was it this thread?
http://www.m715zone.com/vb/showthread.php?p=132585

If so this is the pic you couldn't see.
transmount by kerry walker, on Flickr

[TJinSD]

Yes, that's the one. And that picture shows up. This is the part that I think would help if I could find the 'drawing'.
"By bolt #12, please refer to the drawing below. When I got my truck, bolt #12 was missing... Well, when I finally installed the stock exhaust system this past summer, I ran a bolt up thru there to fasten the bracket. I did not put a bushing (#5), nut (#3 lower) or rubber damper (#10) in there... However, if you look at the drawing, there is a nut, #3 (lower one), and a rubber bushing (#10) that makes bolt #12 a floating stud with its base attached to the frame plate."
This post makes it sound like maybe there were originally bushings/dampers on both sides of this torque arm/transmission mount thing, and since I have it out, I'd like to try to put it back correctly.
That, and I have the 'engine shake' problem mentioned in the thread as well.
Thanks! I appreciate the help.

[jeepdan]

The smaller rubber insulator 1 1/2"dia. (lower right) is the correct size, the other two larger insulators are not, and I haven't replaced them yet




This bolt is 4 1/2"long x 3/8"-24. Wrong size rubber insulator.



This bolt is 3 3/4" long x 1/2"-20. I cant remember if there is a tubular steel ferrule inside of rubber as in the transfer case mounts. Wrong size top insulator.