Hey friend. I would second the check on torque converter as well. I had a crack in mine and at the same time the starter pin random **** the bed. Sounded like war under my truck. Just a thought. Little bit more time saving and money saving then a tranny re and re. Wishful thinking I guess. Best of luck.
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Check the torque converter nuts. If they are loose you will get a noise at all times. Simple fix if that’s all it is. It’s happened many times to many people.
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Well I finally got around to investigating a bit further. Been down sick, had a little oral surgery and discovered an infection was what me sick! Then the fires around us almost got us evacuated and of course it's been too smokey to even go outside. So anyway, I checked the torque converter bolts 1st as suggested and they're tight. Then I started it and duh it sounds like rocks in the transfer case! Could I hope it's only the servo? It seems to "hunt" or partially engage. This video is Park to Neutral. What do you think?
Video is "unavailable." Sounds very quiet to me. 
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Well poop. How do I attach a video? Did it once before....
You need to post it to YouTube or similar and share it here.
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Trying... I think I got it. Let me know please.
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That sounds like the chain/gears in there rubbing the case.
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It's not constant though. Does that make sense?
Either way, if that is rubbing the case, there is metal in there flying around and will only get worse because the fluid is *****.
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