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Posted by Kelly C on December 14, 2003 at 18:21:21 from (63.171.43.140):
Getting redy to split the clutch housing from the transmision. You can see into the tranny after you take off the belt pulley. Looks like the transmision driving gear off the TA is chewed up some. There is a chunk missing from the constant mesh gear and the 2nd and 3rd slidding gear has a tooth missing. Thats all I could see just looking quick. Looks like I get to learn a little tranny repair also. As for the TA with that driving gear chewed I better just order a rebuilt TA. Crud I cant wait to see what the bull gears look like. What you guys think. Could this be the cause of the clunking shound? Also wheres a good place to get some used gears?
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