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Ive been told todo another rearend the 1 on the truck now was put on less then 2yrs ago when the gear teeth in the differential started clunking loud. This is different after I put every thing back together and test drove it she was fine for about two block til I came to a stop and the problem...- vortecguy
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- Forum: Drivetrain
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This was left out and dont know where it came from- vortecguy
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- Forum: Drivetrain
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So this what happened i went on and broke it down took the axle, gears, and pinion out and everything looked good. The bearings was in good shape the teeth on the gears also. Its like the front bearing had moved and made the pinion loose. So I clean everything put the pinion back and pounded...- vortecguy
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- Forum: Drivetrain
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Wow.. That's alot to take in but now I don't have dial indicator nor know how to run a print on your gears so how bad can I screw something up with out them?- vortecguy
- Post #6
- Forum: Drivetrain
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Hey Im new here and looking for help. I got a 96 GMC suburban 1500 that is not only my work truck but the family travel truck. Now she has 246k on the dash the original motor and tranny but 2nd rear end. Dont have the money for another used 1 plus labor. This 1 pinion bearing are threw. The...- vortecguy
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- Forum: Drivetrain