Yeah I was 60-61 lol.I had the truck high enough to get it on my chest and then slide under the truck. I was only 40 years old tho.
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Yeah I was 60-61 lol.I had the truck high enough to get it on my chest and then slide under the truck. I was only 40 years old tho.
I just ordered one. Cheap enough from Amazon and I always wanted one anyways. So, now that it's jacked up I'm running more tests. Discovered the ds rear wheel has brake hang! Probably needs a new caliper and maybe hose. This thing is turning into a money pit!A mechanics stethoscope should let you determine by listening to each I would think. Otherwise the only way I know is remove the tc. I imagine the shop is going the listening route.
Yeah all wheels off the ground and me spinning them and the shafts makes no noise. However, now I've discovered this brake hang problem. Only does it when it's running. I can put the TC and Trans in neutral and spin the wheel while my wife uses varying pressure on the pedal. Won't lock. But if it's running it will. 2nd time going through the parking brakes and this time I used a gauge so I'm sure it's the caliper or a brake line holding pressure. Won't act the same with just the parking brake. But, it ain't going anywhere for a while....Can you put all the tires in the air, tranny in neutral, and spin the driveshafts to see if it still makes the noise? I'm not really sure if that would tell you anything or not.
It will be fine. There might be a little that drips out when you initially remove the TC but if there’s a ton then your rear seal on the trans needs to be replaced. Even so, you should be ok to do that. That would tell you if your trans is good or is the culprit of the noise.Here's a dumb question. And bear in mind I've already started drinkinh.. Can I remove the TC and start the vehicle and run the tranny through the gears? Or will it be throwing fluid like a flash flood?