DIY Transmission Re-Build Tips
#1
DIY Transmission Re-Build Tips
Has anyone worked on there own transmission? I am getting ready to drop it after I found a part of a tooth stuck to the trash magnet. I noticed Team Rip sells parts for this so that shouldn't be hard to procure the parts to fix it. I have worked on many FWD/AWD dsm transmissions. But I have had a manual to give me specs and such.
Anyone got any tips on this? My main concern is when I split the case will something fall out that I don't know where it dropped from
Any input would be appreciated.
Please don't reply with the "Send it to (insert favorite transmission shop here)" that is not constructive to what I am trying to do.
Anyone got any tips on this? My main concern is when I split the case will something fall out that I don't know where it dropped from
Any input would be appreciated.
Please don't reply with the "Send it to (insert favorite transmission shop here)" that is not constructive to what I am trying to do.
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WestPalmEVO (Sep 3, 2019)
#5
Well I got my transmission apart and found my noises
Had some gremlins in the transmission with a hammer. This is the ring gear on the center diff there were between 6-8 teeth that had some kind of damage it was really weird also because to output shaft does not have a scratch on it. Shep Transmission hooked me up with a new gear. first thing I noticed about the new gear was that the leading edge of teeth have been radiused to take the sharp point off. I am thinking this should help with low speed trans noise and on the old gear there were a lot of edges missing
This transmission is ALOT easier to take apart than the old 1g/2g AWD transmissions
Had some gremlins in the transmission with a hammer. This is the ring gear on the center diff there were between 6-8 teeth that had some kind of damage it was really weird also because to output shaft does not have a scratch on it. Shep Transmission hooked me up with a new gear. first thing I noticed about the new gear was that the leading edge of teeth have been radiused to take the sharp point off. I am thinking this should help with low speed trans noise and on the old gear there were a lot of edges missing
This transmission is ALOT easier to take apart than the old 1g/2g AWD transmissions