Transmission screw up

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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by 42GPW » January 24th, 2010, 6:58 pm

Just valvoline 80/90.

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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by vtdeucedriver » January 24th, 2010, 8:15 pm

BTW....................for the record.........................I did this too :oops:
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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by 42GPW » January 24th, 2010, 8:18 pm

i dont get it? is that bad or good?

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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by Ralph Fuller » January 25th, 2010, 8:26 am

Matt's gears.
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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by 42GPW » January 25th, 2010, 9:16 am

Thanks ralph. Aside from serface rust what do you think of the gears?


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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by rickf » January 25th, 2010, 1:24 pm

There is more than just surface rust there. The gears are pretty well pitted. The gears will be fine but the bearings are going to start to make noise on short order. Just looking at the color of the oil in the pictures I can tell you there was a pretty fair amount of water in there. If you are just running around town and no long trips then change the oil and run it. If you plan on taking it on 100 mile trips then I would tear it down and replace all of the bearings and the syncronizers.

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Re: Transmission screw up

Unread post by 42GPW » January 25th, 2010, 2:15 pm

The goal is to rebuild the tranny. But for now and around town it will have to do. The picture is from the first time i opened it up. Its been drained and flushed out since then. New 90 weight oil replaced. My dad is a retired mechanic. he said the gears look fine but will need to be replaced later. thanks for posting the pictures.


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My Mutt doesnt leak...Its just marking its territory.
45 MB
44 MBT
67 M151a1
67 M416
Batt Boy July-Dec 89(5 mo of Hell!)
US Army-82nd Airborne 89-95
ARNG 95-00 40th,45th Inf
US Army-101st Airborne 00-06
Airborne Inf. Testing Americas cold weather gear since 1989

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