My case lever didnt have alot of side to side but it would move front and back on acceleration and under hard braking.. Cruising at the speed I could hear and feel the vibration I could reach down and feel it in the t-case shift lever.
On second thought it mainly did go crazy under hard braking.. I remember having to make a very abrupt stop one night and my glasses that were on the lever got thrown off.. |
Originally Posted by QuadCabLuv
(Post 2919255)
Got any vibrations in the front end? Bad u joints will rattle it apart
Merc I look forward to hearing your theory. |
Originally Posted by Wombat Ranger
(Post 2920011)
Merc I look forward to hearing your theory.
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Originally Posted by dlyter09
(Post 2919899)
My case lever didnt have alot of side to side but it would move front and back on acceleration and under hard braking.. Cruising at the speed I could hear and feel the vibration I could reach down and feel it in the t-case shift lever.
On second thought it mainly did go crazy under hard braking.. I remember having to make a very abrupt stop one night and my glasses that were on the lever got thrown off.. |
Hmm.. Idk if you saw my last failure but it ripped off the back of the trans.. Who knows.. look forward to seeing what you come up with
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This thread has surfaced rather timely for me, I feel.
I recently noticed a faint whining noise that coincides with ground speed... sometimes there, sometimes not... sounds like an axle whine from 20-30mph, though a little higher pitched... by ~60mph it sounds more like a gearbox "singing"... it does seem to emanate from mid vehicle... I don't have any clunking on down shift, or erratic shift lever movement... all runs smooth. I recently had the transmission out to change the clutch, and this noise started maybe 1000 miles later (I'm at 152k)... so I'm guessing during the removal the tail-shaft the output shaft was bumped and unseated the circlip. I've ordered a TC Saver kit already... I'll report back after install to let you know if the noise has gone. |
Originally Posted by cerberus63
(Post 2919437)
SO, no one thinks that it's possible that the front axle is engaging (on it's own) while the transfer case is still out (not engaged) and could this cause the failure(s)? Snap ring failure(s)??
My Dakota has (had, actually) a live front axle, so both times I lost the snap ring, it didn't hurt anything because the front axle/driveshaft was already spinning. |
Now yall got me worried...thinkin i need to track down and keep a few t-cases on hand...any aftermarket upgrades to the tranny that'll take this problem outa the picture?
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Transfer Case saver. 'bout half way down the page.
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Picked mine up here;
drivetrain.com |
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